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Percentages quizzes

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This Percentages quizzes page on GoConqr gathers user-made practice on conversions, percentage changes and discounts. It offers school students practice and teachers material to use with them, with over 60 quizzes at mostly secondary level. Pick a quiz to get started.

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What these percentages quizzes cover

The quizzes offer different ways to practice. Converting Percents includes questions about representing the same amount as a fraction, decimal or percentage. Percent Increase & Decrease asks about changes, while Percentages: Increase/Decrease includes a discount question.

Choose a starting point

Try Percents to Decimals if you want to focus on one conversion. For a wider mix, Applied Arithmetic - Percentages includes conversions and percentages of amounts. You can then choose a quiz on percentage change or discounts for a different kind of practice.

Study with quizzes

Work through a quiz on one topic, then look again at questions you found difficult. If you want an explanation before trying more questions, switch to a mind map or notes on the Percentages unit page. Return to a quiz when you are ready to practice the steps yourself.

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Which quiz is a good place to start?

Start with “Percents to Decimals” if you want to concentrate on converting percentages to decimals. If you want a broader selection of questions, “Applied Arithmetic - Percentages” includes conversions and finding percentages of amounts. Both let you practice a specific skill before moving to percentage change.

Are the quizzes free to use?

Yes. Every quiz listed here is free to open, study and take without an account. The quizzes were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save your quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.

What can I use if I need an explanation before taking a quiz?

Visit the Percentages unit page for other formats, including mind maps and notes. You can use an explanation there to go over a topic, then return to this page for quiz practice. For example, you could study conversions first and then take “Converting Percents”.

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