Small enough to finish
Five questions is a task you can complete between classes or before dinner. There is no timer, so you set the pace and still end the day having practised something.
Daily Five for students
Make five questions part of your day.
Daily Five hands you five questions every day, so revision starts before you have had time to put it off. The questions follow the course in your study profile, or return to topics you found tricky in earlier work.
Today’s five at a glanceEDUVetta
A SMALL HABIT, REPEATEDFive questions.
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Five questions.
Keep showing up.
01TodayFive questions, your pace
02Based onTopics you found tricky
03Best scoreShown out of five
04HistorySearchable by date
Why it helps
A small daily habit keeps older topics within reach while new ones keep piling up.
Aimed at weak topics
When your earlier work shows topics you scored lower on, the day’s five return to them. Otherwise they follow the course or grade you entered in your study profile, and the challenge tells you which it is.
Try again the same day
Today’s challenge can be attempted again, and each try is saved with its score. Feedback and model answers show what went wrong, so the second attempt checks what you learned from the first.
A history worth scrolling
Past challenges are kept by date with your attempt count and best score out of five. Search by date or topic to reopen an old set and see the questions and your answers.
A routine you can return to.
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Start today’s five
Head to Daily Five under Personal study and begin today’s set. A line above the button says whether the questions follow your course or revisit weak topics.
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Answer all five
Take the questions at your own speed and submit when you are done. Your score appears with feedback and a model answer for each one.
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Come back tomorrow
A new set is ready each day. Yesterday’s questions move into your history, where your attempts and best score stay on record.
Worth knowing before you start.
Where do I tell Daily Five what I am studying?
Your study profile holds your level and your grade or course, and you fill it in when you first set up your account. You can update it later in Profile settings.
Can I attempt a challenge from an earlier day?
Earlier challenges stay in your history to read, with your attempts and scores, but they do not take new attempts. Only today’s set can be answered again.
Does my teacher see my Daily Five scores?
Daily Five belongs to your personal study space, which teachers and institution admins cannot see. It is separate from the quiz games and tests your teacher shares with your class.
Five questions are waiting for you today.
Answer today’s set in your first session and see which topics it picks for you.