Mock exams

A mock exam is a full practice test built from a whole notebook at once. Instead of quizzing one file, Kyonote pulls questions from everything you've added and mixes them up — so it feels like the real thing.

A Kyonote mock exam pulling questions from a whole notebook

How it works

Add all your files for a subject to one notebook, then make a mock exam. Kyonote reads across everything and builds a practice test that jumps between topics in an order you didn't pick — the way a real exam does. Sit it in one go, then see which parts tripped you up.

When to reach for it

• Before a big exam. A cumulative final is a lot less scary once you've already sat something like it.
• Finding your weak weeks. When the test pulls from the whole term at once, the gaps show up fast.
• Beating the "I kind of know this" trap. Re-reading feels productive; sitting a real test tells you the truth.

Mock exam vs quiz

• A quiz is short and focused — great for checking one topic as you go.
• A mock exam is longer and pulls from the whole notebook at once — for rehearsing the real thing.

Both come straight from your own files, so nothing on them is made up from outside your notes.