Welcome. Here is a two-minute tour before you start.
How to use this site
Free practice for the AFOQT Math Knowledge and Arithmetic Reasoning sections. No account, nothing to install, and fresh questions every time. Everything you do is kept in your own browser.
A good way to start
- Take a full test under the real time limit: 25 questions in 29 minutes for Arithmetic Reasoning, 25 in 22 for Math Knowledge. It shows you where you stand.
- Read the answer key. Every question has a worked explanation. Your weakest topics appear on the dashboard and on Progress.
- Practice those topics. Start one topic or question type right away, or tick any mix for a set of your own, up to 50 questions.
- Shore up the basics in the study guide: fundamentals and math tricks, each with quick drills, like the 12 × 12 times table grid.
- Take another full test and compare. Every test is new, so you can do this as often as you like.
What is where
Dashboard
Start a full test, see your weakest topics, and pick up recent results.
Full tests
A full Math Knowledge or Arithmetic Reasoning section, timed or not, on screen or as a printable PDF.
Practice
Every question type, by section and topic. Choose the length, feedback as you go or at the end, and a timer.
Study guide
Fundamentals and math tricks, one topic per tab, with drills that check typed answers and keep your time.
Saved
Questions you saved from an answer key, to look at again later.
Answer keys
Type in the code printed on a PDF (or scan its QR code) to get its answers and explanations.
Progress
Your score on each topic so far, and your recent sets.
Settings
Theme, text size, how answers are laid out, and whether the question grid shows beside a test. Each choice saves when you click it.
Good to know
- On paper: any test, practice set, or drill downloads as a PDF. The answer key starts on a page of its own, or leave it off and the sheet prints a code to look it up later.
- During a test: the question grid beside it shows what you have answered. If you hide the grid in settings, you can flag questions to come back to instead.
- The clock: click it to hide it. It keeps running, and a notice tells you when time is up.
- More room: shrink the menu to icons with the arrows at the top of it; it stays that way until you expand it.
- Mistakes or ideas: use Report a bug or Give feedback at the bottom of the menu. Every message is read.
Your data
The site keeps a few cookies in your browser so it can remember your settings, saved questions, and scores. They are for you, not for us: nothing is tracked, shared, or sold, there are no ads, and there is no account. The privacy page lists every one.