EASA A2 preparation
A2 Practice, Question Bank and Mocks explained
Choose between short A2 practice sessions, a searchable question bank and timed mock exams. Each tool has a different purpose.
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Practice: apply a topic after learning it
Use a short Practice session when you have just studied a concept or want to revisit mistakes. Commit to an answer, read why it is correct, and identify the misunderstanding behind any wrong answer. Distinguish a distance measured horizontally from one measured directly to the drone.
Question Bank: choose what to revisit
The Question Bank lets you find questions by topic, use filters and return to bookmarks. It shares the Practice pool, so these are not two additional banks of unique questions. Keep a note of questions you answered correctly through guessing as well as ones you missed.
Mocks: assess a complete timed attempt
Use a mock after studying the syllabus. Answer without checking a lesson or source as you go, then review the results after submission. Mocks require paid access. Their purpose is preparation; they do not issue an official certificate or predict a guaranteed exam result.
Start with the free practice sample or read about the mock format.