# Exercises

## Practice makes perfect!

That's why we have created some exercises to practice your ClauseBase skills. Each exercise focuses on a specific topic. Some of them build further on the documents you automated in the course of the tutorial series; others will require you to create new clauses. You can pick and choose the exercises depending on which topic you would like to practice.

First step is to create a **new document** ‘ClauseBase Campus Exercises’. All the exercises that don’t build further on the Consultancy Agreement, need to be added to this document.

Finished the [**Basic** Clause Author Tutorial](/basic/getting-started.md)? Complete module **1 - 2 - 3**.

Finished the [**Intermediate** Clause Author Tutorial](/intermediate/getting-started.md)? Complete module **4 - 5 - 6 - 7**.

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In this type of box, you will find a link to a specific topic on the help page. It may also contain some background information helping you to complete the exercise.
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{% hint style="success" %}
This type of box contains useful tips when completing the exercises.
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{% hint style="danger" %}
In this type of box, we want to point out possible issues you might face and give explanation on how to overcome them.
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> In these quote boxes you will find the clause content that needs to be added in ClauseBase.

## Struggling with an exercise?

You can always check our [help page](https://help.clause9.com/). If you cannot find an answer, we invite you to check the [discussion forum](https://discuss.clausebase.com) to post a question or view questions from other users.


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