AMC 8 Full Mock — Paper 4
AMC 8 Full Mock practice paper: 30 questions in 48 minutes covering the full syllabus, each with a full worked solution and real AMC 8 scoring.
About this test
AMC 8 Full Mock — Paper 4 is a full 30-question paper you attempt online in 48 minutes. It follows the American Mathematics Competition 10 pattern, so the timing, the question style and the marking match the real exam. There is no negative marking, so it is worth attempting every question.
You get your score the moment you submit, question by question, with a step-by-step solution to every problem. 25 questions in 75 minutes. A high score qualifies for the AIME.
What it covers
Sections
- Pigeonhole principle — 1 question
- Counting squares — 1 question
- Clock angles — 1 question
- Round robin — 1 question
- Patterns — 1 question
- Counting multiples — 1 question
- Logic puzzles — 1 question
- Surface area — 1 question
- Coin combinations — 1 question
- Overlapping groups — 1 question
- Divisors — 1 question
- Remainders — 1 question
- Greatest common divisor — 1 question
- Least common multiple — 1 question
- Digit sums — 1 question
- Primes — 1 question
- Units digits — 1 question
- Common multiples — 1 question
- Perfect squares — 1 question
- Sum of divisors — 1 question
- Linear equations — 1 question
- Percentages — 1 question
- Averages — 1 question
- Speed — 1 question
- Work rates — 1 question
- Ratios — 1 question
- Sequences — 1 question
- Age problems — 1 question
- Consecutive numbers — 1 question
- Fractions — 1 question
Difficulty spread
- 8 easy questions
- 13 medium questions
- 9 hard questions
A look at the questions
Questions people ask
How long is this paper?
Thirty questions in forty-eight minutes, which is the same ninety-six seconds a question as the real AMC 8.
How is it scored?
One mark per correct answer, nothing for a blank or a wrong one — exactly like the real contest. Since there is no penalty, answer every question.
Are solutions included?
Yes. Every question has a worked solution that names the method, so a wrong answer tells you which technique to revise.