Five-minute study check

What should you change about your Chemistry revision?

Answer for what you usually do, not your best week. You’ll get a short list of changes to try first. Your answers stay in this browser; no name, email address or individual answers are sent or stored.

Answer for a normal week

The check looks at recall, consistency, exam practice, organic chemistry, procrastination and stress. It gives you up to five suggestions and a seven-day plan.

  • Takes about five minutes.
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Pick the answer that is usually true

Answer for what you usually do, even when the honest answer is not the impressive one.

Section 1 of 5Direction and routine
1. When revision gets difficult, what most often keeps you going?
2. Which best describes your motivation systems?
3. How much focused effort are you prepared to put into Chemistry?
4. Your independent Chemistry routine is:
5. When a topic feels difficult, your first response is usually:
6. Which revision methods do you actually use? Select all that apply.
7. How do you retain organic reactions and reagents? Select all that apply.
8. How do multi-step exam questions feel?
9. How often do you tackle full exam-style questions?
10. Which repeated exam losses sound familiar? Select all that apply.
11. Focused Chemistry study outside lessons is roughly:
12. In lessons you are most often:
13. How well does current teaching help you understand Chemistry?
14. Procrastination affects Chemistry study:
15. Which starting strategies do you use? Select all that apply.
16. Stress before Chemistry tests is usually:
17. Which stress-management approaches do you use? Select all that apply.