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I built this practice platform specifically for students taking the ABRSM Grade 5 Music Theory exam. Whilst limited to my own students in the past, it is now available to everyone! Grade 5 theory is the most-taken of the ABRSM's eight theory grades — it's the required pass before you can book a Grade 6, 7 or 8 practical or performance exam, and it's also a common entry point for adult learners and homeschoolers starting music theory from scratch.
Practise with realistic exam-style questions, sit full timed mock papers, and get instant, detailed feedback so you know exactly what to revise before exam day.


The exam is a 2-hour, 75-mark online paper split into seven sections. You need 50/75 to pass, 60+ for a Merit, and 65+ for a Distinction. The Drill Mode and Exam Mode cover every syllabus area in depth:


Grade 5 music theory can feel like a lot to take in — new keys, new clefs, transposing instruments and chord inversions all appear for the first time. Working through past-paper-style questions repeatedly, with immediate right/wrong feedback and full explanations, is one of the fastest ways to build the confidence and speed you need for exam day.
The Drill Mode lets you focus on one question type at a time (for example, just interval questions or just key signatures) until it clicks, while Exam Mode puts you under real 2-hour exam conditions with a full 75-mark mock paper and a section-by-section results breakdown at the end.


Yes. ABRSM requires a pass in Grade 5 Music Theory (or Grade 5 Practical Musicianship) before you can book a Grade 6, 7 or 8 practical or performance exam on any instrument.
The paper is marked out of 75. You need 50 marks to pass, 60 marks for a Merit, and 65 marks for a Distinction.
Yes — sign up for free access to a full sample paper in Exam Mode plus selected topics in Drill Mode. A full subscription unlocks unlimited randomised practice questions and papers across all seven sections.