Books or web pages may offer students either revision or practice exercises at different stages of the learning process. When you first start studying a subject you need some basic input and after, you may wish to test your newly-acquired knowledge by doing some basic practice exercises. Much later, when you have progressed and read or studied a lot about the subject, you may again like to test yourself (possibly before an exam) with some revision exercises - so as to identify any areas of weakness.
"What are you doing now, Ann?"
"I'm just going through some revision exercises before the exam."
If the subject is Maths then they can be referred to as Maths questions/Maths problems/math exercises.
If it is another subject they can be called (subject) questions/exercises
Revision questions/exercises are a list of questions to help you remember what you have learned and help you practice it.
Revision/Practice questions are usually at the end of each topic so that you can practice more on that topic.
This helps you to be able to understand the topic better.
A) Maths Exercises
B) Maths Extra activities
You can use anyone of the above mentioned for example :
A- Please do all of the extra activities of this exercise in order be to thoroughly prepared for the exam.
B- Please Exercise 5 for homework
I hope this helps :-)
A) Maths Exercises （数学の練習問題）
B) Maths Extra activities （追加の数学の課題）
以下のように上記の言葉を誰にでも使うことができます。
A- Please do all of the extra activities of this exercise in order be to thoroughly prepared for the exam.
きちんと試験対策の準備ができるように、この練習問題の
追加の課題を全てやっておいて下さい。
B- Please Exercise 5 for homework
宿題としてエクササイズ5をやっておいて下さい。
お役に立てば幸いです。
You could call these practice questions or revision questions. Revision means to go over information that you have studied before.
If the questions are specifically to prepare for a test you would call these exam practice questions or exam revision questions.
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