Make a test based on online available exercises (looking for websites)

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Teachers are seeking websites that offer pre-made Math and Physics exercises to compile into tests for students, focusing on filtering by topic, grade, and question type. While many Learning Management Systems (LMS) provide tools for creating custom exercises, the discussion highlights a preference for ready-made content. Suggestions include exploring resources from textbook publishers, which may come at a cost, and considering GRE prep books that categorize exercises and include solutions. The conversation emphasizes the need for accessible, organized resources for educators to streamline test preparation.
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Hi, a teacher and I have been looking for websites to take Math/Physics exercises from, put them together as a test, print it and pass it to students. I know there are many websites that give you tools to write your own exercises (mainly many LMSes).
But we'd like to pick exercises already made, according to some conditions, like topic, grade, question types etc.

Have you already used something like that before?
Thank you and be well
 
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I've only seen this from publishers of textbooks, so you could check with the one you are using. But that would most probably involve $$$.
 
Some of the GRE prep books likely include such exercises, classed by different criteria, though not sure the type you look for. And they do include solutions.
 
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