In secondary school music theory is taken as known, but many students still read notes slowly, counting lines. That turns every score into hieroglyphics and every rhythm exercise into a sum of fractions that never quite adds up.
Pentagrama Path trains reading at speed, which is what is missing; the notes exam asks you to play the note shown on an on-screen piano, and the rhythm exam works on note values, rests and how many beats fit in each bar. They help to catch up or to revise before the music test.
With a summary, examples and a multiple-choice test.
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