The quiz page on the right tests the user's knowledge of the math operators. The student drags the proper operator into the number sentence. If correct, the student gets positive feedback and the base runner goes on to the next base. If incorrect, the operator snaps back into its original position and the learner is cued as to the purpose of the chosen operator and encouraged to try again.

The quiz on the left is taken after the lesson. The student types the answer into the space provided. Correct answers receive positive feedback, incorrect answers receive hints.

To the right is one of the Great Moments in Baseball Statistics pages that reinforce the applicability of the math lesson to actual baseball use. These pages show how statistics can increase appreciation of the performance of baseball players.