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Unit 4 Chemistry · rates
20Q mixed
Which change would most directly increase the rate of reaction for the same volume of reactants?
A. Lower the temperature of the system
B. Use a catalyst to lower the activation energy
C. Reduce the concentration of reactants
Accuracy76%
Weak areacollision theory
Nextlearn + cards
AI feedback
Bad answer example: Catalyst makes the particles collide more often.

Good direction, but a catalyst does not increase collision frequency. It lowers activation energy, so more collisions are successful.

Example answer reviewed2 lesson blocks queued
What to do nextTonight
LearnReaction rate factors
Cards8 due in Voice Mode

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Biology
Chemistry
Physics
Further Maths
Maths Methods
Specialist Maths
English
Psychology
Health & Human Development
Business Management
Legal Studies

Study paths

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Examples that fix the weak spot

A missed question can become a worked example, an interactive diagram, and a checkpoint on the same idea.

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Practice
AI Exam is the starting point

Generate a VCE-style set, get instant feedback, and turn the result into a clear next action instead of a dead-end score.

Practice / AI Exam
Cards
Revision modes with actual variety

Move between Flashcard Mode, Voice Mode, and Browse All without losing your place in the same topic.

Flashcards / Study Modes
Compete
Compete when you want speed and pressure

Jump into quiz battles, test recall under pressure, and take the result back into your next lesson or practice set.

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How it works

Answer one set. Know exactly what to study next.

Practice shows the weak spot, Learn explains it, and Cards helps it stay in your head.

PracticeAI Exam

Start with one generated exam instead of guessing what to revise.

Pick a subject and topic, answer the set, and see the weak spot straight away while the question is still fresh.

Open AI Exam
LearnWorked example

Turn the weak spot into an example before doing more reps.

See the idea in context with a diagram, ask for a simpler explanation, then try one close checkpoint while the mistake is fresh.

Open Learn
CardsFlashcards / Voice Mode

Lock the concept in with cards, voice recall, and due counts that tell you what is ready now.

Finish with flashcards and spoken recall so the topic is easier to remember tomorrow, not just tonight.

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Generated exam
Unit 4 Chemistry · rates
20Q mixed
Which change would most directly increase the rate of reaction for the same volume of reactants?
A. Lower the temperature of the system
B. Use a catalyst to lower the activation energy
C. Reduce the concentration of reactants
Accuracy76%
Weak areacollision theory
Nextlearn + cards
AI feedback
Bad answer example: Catalyst makes the particles collide more often.

Good direction, but a catalyst does not increase collision frequency. It lowers activation energy, so more collisions are successful.

Example answer reviewed2 lesson blocks queued
What to do nextTonight
LearnReaction rate factors
Cards8 due in Voice Mode
PracticeAI Exam

Start with one generated exam instead of guessing what to revise.

Pick a subject and topic, answer the set, and see the weak spot straight away while the question is still fresh.

Generated exam
Unit 4 Chemistry · rates
20Q mixed
Which change would most directly increase the rate of reaction for the same volume of reactants?
A. Lower the temperature of the system
B. Use a catalyst to lower the activation energy
C. Reduce the concentration of reactants
Accuracy76%
Weak areacollision theory
Nextlearn + cards
AI feedback
Bad answer example: Catalyst makes the particles collide more often.

Good direction, but a catalyst does not increase collision frequency. It lowers activation energy, so more collisions are successful.

Example answer reviewed2 lesson blocks queued
What to do nextTonight
LearnReaction rate factors
Cards8 due in Voice Mode
Open AI Exam
LearnWorked example

Turn the weak spot into an example before doing more reps.

See the idea in context with a diagram, ask for a simpler explanation, then try one close checkpoint while the mistake is fresh.

Learn
Maths Methods
ExampleAI Tutor
Chapter2 · Calculus
SectionStationary points

Learn turns the weak spot into a worked example with a diagram, then checks the same idea before you move on.

68% completeCheckpoint 3 is next
Open Learn
CardsFlashcards / Voice Mode

Lock the concept in with cards, voice recall, and due counts that tell you what is ready now.

Finish with flashcards and spoken recall so the topic is easier to remember tomorrow, not just tonight.

Cards
Flashcards + Voice Mode
184 ready
Flashcard Mode184 ready
Voice Mode12 due tonight
Browse All11 subjects
Open Cards

Learn from an example

Miss a question, then see the idea that fixes it.

If practice shows stationary points are shaky, Learn opens the Lesson 10D sign-change example with a diagram that updates as you compare each case.

  • Tap through maximum, minimum, and no-turn cases.
  • Watch the graph and derivative signs change together.
  • Try one similar checkpoint while the fix is fresh.
Learn

Lesson 10D · types of stationary points

Interactive subsection
First derivative test
Lesson excerptPositive to negative means maximum
left of c: f'(x) > 0local maximumright of c: f'(x) < 0

The graph rises before c and falls after c, so f(c) is higher than nearby points.

Actual lessonMethods 10D
NextCheckpoint on signs
Cards

Flashcard Mode, Voice Mode, and Browse All

Voice Mode live
Cards
Flashcard Mode

Tap, reveal, and rate recall on the same deck.

184 ready
Voice Mode
Voice Mode

Speak answers aloud and let the app grade the response quality.

12 due tonight
Browse
Browse All

Scan by subject and find formulas, definitions, and recurring question types.

11 subjects

Voice Mode makes recall feel active instead of passive, while due counts keep the next session obvious.

Cards + voice

Revision sticks better when you can switch modes without losing the topic.

Use quick taps for fast reps, Voice Mode for spoken recall, and Browse All when you want to target a deck by subject.

  • Use Flashcard Mode for quick revision between classes.
  • Use Voice Mode to say the answer out loud and check real recall.
  • Browse by subject when you want formulas, definitions, or recurring problem types.

Retention + progress

Know what you did, what improved, and what still needs work.

Recent Activity and Your Stats make it easy to pick up tomorrow without wondering where you left off.

  • See your last lessons, exams, and card sessions in one trail.
  • Track questions attempted, accuracy, flashcards reviewed, and study time.
  • Let competition results feed back into the same progress picture.
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Night session streak8 correct in today’s battle
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Your Stats

1,284Questions Attempted
78%Accuracy Rate
412Flashcards Reviewed
24hStudy Time
Compete

Competition sessions still count toward the same progress picture, so quick battles can still turn into useful revision.

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Selective Entry prep is the next area we are building.

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FAQ

Quick answers before you start.

Is Examon free to use?

Yes. The free plan gives students access to practice exams, AI lessons, flashcards, and competition features across two subjects with no credit card required.

Which VCE subjects are supported?

Examon currently supports 11 VCE subjects including Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths Methods, Further Maths, Specialist Maths, English, Psychology, Health and Human Development, Business Management, and Legal Studies.

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Yes. Examon works across phone, tablet, and laptop, so you can switch between AI exams, lessons, and cards in the same account anywhere.

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