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This covers everything written for this site: the NBT, SAT and ACT books, the IEB practice booklets and mock papers, the OMPT worksheets and the generated arithmetic worksheets. The matric booklets are different — see the last section.

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Download any of the books, booklets or papers and keep them.
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Sell it, or charge any fee for access to it.
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Alter the content, or remove the attribution and the licence page.
Reproduce substantial parts of it inside another work.

Brief quotation in a review, and normal educational citation, are always fine.

In short

Attribution

If you would like to credit it, this is enough:

The Complete NBT Mathematics Practice Book by Eben Roux, available free at Mathbench.

and the same pattern for anything else here — its title, Eben Roux, Mathbench.

Independence

This is an independent publication, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any examining body — the About page names them. Every question and solution has been independently checked, but no warranty is given that the text is free of errors, and no liability is accepted for any loss arising from its use. Test formats and policies change — always confirm current arrangements with the body that sets your examination.

The matric booklets

The DBE matric booklets reproduce the Department of Basic Education's own question papers and marking guidelines, which remain the Department's copyright. Mathbench only sorts them by topic, and this licence does not cover them: use them as the Department's own terms allow.