Printable worksheets gives every student their own sheet, with figures nobody else has, so answers can't simply be copied. Each sheet carries a code that opens it online, so a student can check their answers after class. No account is needed.
Print a set
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Type the class or group into Class or group (printed on each sheet) if you want it on the sheets.
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Enter how many Sheets: one per student, up to 40.
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Under Questions, tick the kinds of question each sheet carries. All ticks every one, and Calculations only leaves out the multiple-choice questions.
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Leave Answer key after the sheets ticked to print the key at the end of the set.
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Check Sheet 1, as it prints, then choose the print button. It names how many sheets it prints, and whether the key comes with them.
Your browser's print dialog can also save the set as a PDF, to keep. New figures draws a different set for every sheet; the codes on a set you've already printed keep working.
The answer key
The key starts on a new page after the sheets, with a table for each sheet under its code. For each question it gives Kelvin's answer, how close an answer has to be to count as right, and the figure each step of the working lands on. For a multiple-choice question it gives the letter and the answer.
The full working for any sheet opens from its code in UEERA0036 practice. The key's figures are rounded, so working by hand from them can differ in the last digit.
How the codes work
A sheet's code is its questions and its figures, nothing else. The foot of each sheet tells the student where to enter it. Typed into Check a worksheet on the practice page, the code draws the same questions again, and each one checked shows Kelvin's answer and working. No names or answers are stored anywhere.
Note
Worksheets are practice and teaching material mapped to the unit's code, not an RTO assessment tool. Whether you use them as evidence is your call.