Exam Simulator

32 questions, 124 marks, 120 minutes — the same questions every sitting, in the same order; only the numbers and graphs change. For mixed practice, use each lecture’s Exam-style mode.

• The pre-midterm came from Chartrand & Zhang, A First Course in Graph Theory: Q3 is Exercise 1.3, Q4 is a Section 3.4 deck of cards, Q5 is Exercises 2.1, 2.2 and 2.4, Q6 is 1.27, Q7 is 2.32, Q8 is 2.22(b) and Q9 is 2.3 word for word.
• Questions 1–9 and the bonus copy that layout and its 76 marks, filled with Lectures 5–9 — the same book's Chapters 3, 4 and 5, with the exercises' numbers changed.
• Questions 10–19 are extra drill from those chapters' exercises: prove-or-disprove, short answers, example-or-none drawings, and the street-repairs problem.
• Every question names its source exercise. Answers were checked against the book's solutions to the odd-numbered exercises.
• Navigate freely; the paper marks itself when you submit or when time runs out.
• Or check a question as you go: it locks and shows the answer, and New version swaps in the same question with new numbers and graphs.