Work through the levels in order. Type your answer and press Check — open the worked solution if you get stuck. Answers like -6, 3/4 or 0.25 are typed exactly as shown.
Level 1 · Warm-up
1 How many zones does a Cornell page have?
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Three — questions (left), notes (right), summary (bottom).
2 How long should the same-day pass take?
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10 minutes — and it doubles as your first spaced review.
Level 2 · Core
3 A student rules Cornell columns but never writes any questions. What have they got?
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Without the questions the page cannot test you. The question column IS the system — the layout alone does nothing.
4 Which note system best suits a topic about the causes and consequences of an event?
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A concept map with labelled lines — "causes", "leads to", "depends on" — because relationships are the content.
Level 3 · Challenge
5 A maths student copies worked examples but writes no reasons. Why does this fail when the numbers change?
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Steps without reasons only fit the original problem. The why line for each step is what lets you adapt the method.
6 Apply the lesson's single test to a page of notes: what question do you ask?
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"Can this page test me tomorrow?" If not, it is a transcript — and transcripts do not get reopened.