Microbiology
Exam Suite
Five unit exams, three chapters each, one hundred questions in every bank. Pick one and sit it timed or untimed. Every answer comes back with the reasoning behind it, and a chapter by chapter score that tells you where to go next.
Pick an exam
How a run works
- Choose an exam, or the final, which draws from every bank at once.
- Choose how many questions you want, and set a clock if you want one.
- Answer in any order. Flag anything you want to come back to.
- Nothing is marked until you submit, so the run feels like the real thing.
- After you submit you get the score, every rationale, and a score per chapter.
- The weakest chapters are listed first, with a link to each one in the book.
What is in each bank
100questions per exam, spread evenly over its three chapters
4options on every question, all of them worth a second look
30 / 35 / 35roughly the split of recall, reasoning and applied cases
1written rationale on every single question, wrong options included
Questions are drawn at random and the four options are shuffled, so no two runs match. Nothing is saved anywhere, so a score lasts only as long as the page stays open.
What the questions ask of you
- Recall items check the facts you have to know cold: Gram reactions, shapes, and arrangements.
- Reasoning items hand you a mechanism and ask what follows from it.
- Applied items hand you a short case, a stain result, or a culture report to read.
- Every wrong option is a mistake worth making once, so the rationale names the trap.
Study alongside it