Each chapter has a quizboard containing several multiple-choice conceptual and quantitative problems. There are over 250 quizboard problems throughout the textbook. Quizboards allow you to test your understanding of a chapter. You see a quizboard on the right.

Quizboards appear between the summary section and the problems section in every chapter. The quizboard for a chapter can be launched from the quizboard section by clicking on the image on the right side of the page. The quizboards are designed to enable you to review many of the crucial ideas in a chapter.

Each problem in a quizboard consists of four parts: the question, the answer choices, the hints, and the solution. If you think you know the answer to the problem, choose it and click the “Check answer” button. A message will appear telling you whether you are correct. You can keep trying until you get the problem right. If you are having trouble, click “Give me a hint”. Every time you click this button, a new hint appears until there are no more hints available. You can always click “Show solution” if you find yourself completely stuck.

Use the “next” and “previous” buttons on the gray bar at the bottom of the window to navigate between problems. You do not have to answer a problem correctly before moving on, so you can skip problems and come back to them later. If you use the “previous” button to go back to a problem, it will appear unanswered (even if you answered it before) so that you can try the problem again.

Click on the image to the right to use a sample quizboard. You do not need to know any physics to answer these questions. Good luck!