Built for UBC ECON 101 students · 2026W1

Master ECON 101.
One graph at a time.

Learn each topic in a few minutes, then practise the questions midterms actually ask — shifting curves, elasticity calculations, tax and surplus areas, and short written explanations — with instant feedback on every answer.

  • Original questions, never leaked exams
  • Every question reviewed
  • Free during beta

580

practice questions

8

topics, in course order

25

learning objectives mapped

99

graph questions

How it works

From “I watched the videos” to midterm-ready

Every topic moves through the same loop — and the app tells you which step you’re on.

  1. 01

    Learn

    A short card with the key ideas and the traps students fall into.

  2. 02

    Practice

    Questions at the right difficulty, mixed across skills.

  3. 03

    Feedback

    See why every option is right or wrong, then try a similar question.

  4. 04

    Apply

    Shift curves, compute elasticities, explain in writing.

  5. 05

    Exam ready

    Timed simulations and an honest readiness score.

Practice that matches the exam

Not another flashcard deck

ECON 101 exams reward reading graphs, quick calculations and clear explanations. So does the practice.

Predict the outcome

A drought, a new tax, a rent cap — which curve shifts, and what happens to P and Q?

Graph questions

Read equilibria, spot the shift, and name the consumer surplus, revenue and deadweight-loss areas.

Calculations

Elasticities with the midpoint method, tax incidence, shortages and surplus — type the number.

Spot the trap

Demand vs quantity demanded, slope vs elasticity, statutory vs economic burden of a tax.

Written answers

Explain in a few sentences and get a score and feedback against a marking rubric.

Progress by topic

See your accuracy and weak topics, and get recommended practice.

My mistakes

Retry what you missed with new questions on the same idea — not the same one again.

Exam simulations

Timed midterm and final practice with a breakdown by unit and skill.

Honest mastery

Five lucky guesses don’t make you ready

Mastery here means you can recall it, apply it to a new situation, and still get it right days later. Confident-but-wrong answers count against you; lucky guesses don’t count for much.

  • Tracks Recall, Understand, Apply and Graphs & Data separately
  • Finds your weakest objective and builds a rescue session for it
  • Readiness score shows exactly what's missing — never a fake grade prediction

Built for your course

Mapped to ECON 101, topic by topic

In course order. Hide anything your section hasn’t covered. Your midterm date tunes what comes back for review.

ECON 101

Principles of Microeconomics

580 questions
  1. 1The Four Core Principles (Ch 1)
  2. 2Demand, Supply and Equilibrium (Ch 2–4)
  3. 3Elasticity (Ch 5)
  4. 4Taxes, Price Controls and Quantity Regulations (Ch 6)
  5. 5Welfare Economics (Ch 7)
ECON 101 practice questions

Why you can trust it

Original & legit

Every question is written for this platform. No leaked exams, no copied slides — nothing that puts your academic record at risk.

Reviewed for accuracy

Each question is independently solved and reviewed before you ever see it. Spot a problem? Report it in one tap.

Your data stays yours

Hosted in Canada. We don’t collect your student number or password, and you can delete your account any time.

Questions

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No. It’s an independent study tool built for students taking ECON 101 at UBC. Your instructor and official course materials are always the final authority.

Do I need a new account?+

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Can I use it during quizzes, homework or exams?+

No — it’s for studying only. Using it during any graded assessment breaks academic integrity rules.

How much does it cost?+

Free for everyone during the beta. Later, access comes with a Learn4Less plan or a one-time Term Pass.

What if a question is wrong?+

Tap “Report a problem”. Questions with several reports are pulled automatically until a reviewer checks them.

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