Parents' Guide to That Quiz

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Emily Pohlonski By Emily Pohlonski , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 12+

Free quiz site is simple but effective -- and customizable.

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What's It About?

THAT QUIZ is a free site that lets kids practice online multiple-choice, matching, and short-answer tests. Most of its content is math-oriented, with quizzes on arithmetic to calculus, but it also includes tests on science, geography, and four languages. Click on a quiz like \"Shapes\" and you're presented with the image of a rectangle and four multiple-choice options. Guess correctly, and your right answer will be recorded in the upper-right-hand corner. You can also choose which shapes you'd like to be quizzed on, whether you want the quiz to be timed, and a handful of other customizable options. Each assessment is graded by the site, and kids get immediate feedback.

Is It Any Good?

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That Quiz can be a very useful learning tool; it immediately lets kids see their scores, what they got wrong, and the correct answer. It's not very snazzy or modern, with a simple gray screen as the background for all quizzes, but that could be a plus for kids with focus problems. It also makes it easy for teachers (or any grown-ups designing quizzes) to tweak quiz content for individual kids. Lots of questions only assess memorization -- of, for example, the periodic table or the location of countries in Africa -- whereas advanced math problems are less straightforward and involve more complex ideas. Either way, this website is a nice option for kids who want to strengthen their test-taking skills.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Discuss with your kids the difference between memorizing and understanding. When is memorization important?

  • Families also can talk about how kids feel about tests. Do your kids get nervous? What are some ways to manage test-taking anxiety?

  • Celebrate your child's success and encourage her when she's struggling; emphasize how much she's learned over time.

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