One sheet that touches several skills at once, for when you want a single page that covers the ground rather than a worksheet on one topic. This one opens with a block of mixed operations, then money, then decimals - change the mix under Sections.
It uses the same sectioned layout as the spiral review page. The difference is intent: spiral review is a regular habit that keeps old skills warm; mixed review is what you reach for at the end of a term or when a student has been away.
Same layout, different purpose. Spiral review is meant to be done regularly so nothing is forgotten; mixed review is a one-off check across several skills. Both let you pick the sections.
Yes - tick them under Sections. You can have up to four sections on the page.
Yes. Turn on Include Answer Pages and every section's answers print on a matching key, in the same order.
A word problem is a paragraph, and two of them plus three other sections does not fit on one page. Use the word problem pages for those.