Book 1- In this section, you read about two adventurous frogs and answer multiple choice questions. You also answer questions about five more reading assignments: an article about bears, a poem about trees, a letter to a school newspaper, an article about the Appalachian Trail, and the story about Astronaut. Mae Jemison.
Book 2 Listening - Listen to a story called “Waldo’s Up and Down Day.” You can take notes to use to answer test questions. ( It takes several seconds for sound file to download. If unable to load sound, click here to read.)
Book 2 Writing- In this section will answer some questions about the story you just listened to and write your own short story about making a new friend. You will also read two articles about birds, answers questions and write a short essay.
LEVEL 1 - SOCIAL STUDIES
Book 1 - This book has 2 parts. Part I has 35 questions covering geography and history. In Part II you write answers to 12 questions based on timelines.
Book 2 - This book contains Part III, with several documents relating to westward expansion with building of the Erie Canal followed by the railroads. You will answer questions about several documents and then write a short essay based on your answers about the different reasons that railroads replaced canals as the most popular method of transportation document.
LEVEL 1 - SCIENCE SKILLS
Book 1 - In Part I you will answer 30 multiple choice questions covering basic science topics. In Part II there five illustrations of science problems, each with two questions requiring written answers.
LEVEL 1 - MATH SKILLS
Book 1 - This book contains 30 multiple choice questions covering basic arithmetic, measurements and shapes,
Tools - This is a page of tools that can be printed and cut out to use with the tests.
Book 2 - In this book there are 15 problems that relate to charts, graphs and the area and perimeter of shapes.
LEVEL 3 - SKILLS
ENGLISH
Session 1 Listening - Listen to an account about vaudeville, a type of theatrical entertainment popular in the late 1890s and early1900s. Then take a multiple-choice test. Take notes to use for the test. (It may take several seconds to download file. If you cannot load sound then click here to read article.)
Session 1 Test- Part A tests your listening skills; answer all six multiple-choice questions and write a response, as directed. For Part B, answer all ten multiple-choice questions and write a response, as directed.
Session 2 - Read passages from a memoir and a poem. Then answer multiple-choice questions. Next write an essay about the nature of work as revealed in the passages.
SOCIAL STUDIES
Global History and Geography - Part I contains 50 multiple-choice questions. Part II and III contain several documents, followed by one or more essay question.
U.S. History and Government - Part I contains 50 multiple-choice questions. Part II and III contain several documents, followed by one or more essay questions.
MATH
Math A - This tests consists of 39 questions. There are 30 multiple-choice questions in Part I. For the remaining questions all steps and work must be shown.
Math B -This examination has four parts, with a total of 34 questions. Part I multiple-choice; Parts II, III, and IV indicate the necessary steps,including appropriate formula substitutions, diagrams, graphs, charts, etc. The formulas that you may need to answer some questions in this examination are found on page 23.
Texas Practice Assessment Test
#Grade 3 Reading, Math
#Grade 4 Reading, Math, Writing, Writing Prompt
#Grade 5 Reading, Math, Science
#Grade 6 Reading, Math
#Grade 7 Reading, Math, Writing, Writing Prompt
#Grade 8 Reading, Math, Social Studies
#Grade 9 Reading, Math
#Grade 10 ELA, Math, Social Studies, Science
#Grade 11 ELA, Math, Social Studies, Science
#Grade 12 Reading, Math, English II, Writing Part1,
Writing Part 2, Algebra I, Biology, U.S. History
Massachusettes State Assessment Tests
#Grade 3 - Reading
#Grade 4 - Reading, Math
#Grade 5 - Science, Social Studies
#Grade 6 - Math
#Grade 7 - Reading
#Grade 8 - English, History, Mathematics, Science/Tech
#Grade 9 - Physics, Techology
#Grade 10 - English, Math, Biology, Chemistry
#Grade 11 - ACT Tests - (select from menu for English, Math, Reading, Science and Writing) Social Science
Book 1 - In this section you read 5 articles and complete 25 multiple choice questions: a puzzling archaeological mystery; a poem, a magazine article about the discovery of a dinosaur, a Web page for an Internet site offering services to bicycle owners; a selection about a bird dog.
Book 2 Listening - You will listen to two articles about the Renaissance period. As you listen carefully, you may take notes.
(It takes several seconds for sound file to download. If unable to load sound, click here to read.)
Book 2 Writing- In the first part of this book, you are going to provide written answers to questions about the story you just listened to and write a short essay using your notes. In the next part, you are going to read two articles about the wives of Presidents and then write a short essay based on what you read.
LEVEL 2 - SOCIAL STUDIES SKILLS
Book 1 - This test has 45 multiple choice questions covering the Pre-Civil War period of American history, followed by short questions requiring written answers.
Book 2 - This section asks questions related to the struggle for women’s rights in the United States. You also will write an essay in discussing two ways women historically have not had the same rights as men and identify and discuss two individuals, groups, and/or events that have helped women in their struggle for equal rights.
LEVEL 2 - SCIENCE SKILLS
Book 1 -In Part I you will answer 45 multiple choice questions covering basic science topics. In Part II there are 13 problems presented for which you are asked to describe scientific principles in written answers.
LEVEL 2 - MATH SKILLS
Book 1 - This book contains 27 multiple choice problems that include fractions, geometry, pre-algebra and word problems.
Book 2 - In this book there are 18 problems covering geometry, pre-algebra and critical thinking word problems that require solutions and written explanations of how you arrived at answers.
LEVEL 3 - SKILLS
SCIENCE
Living Environment - This test has 4 parts and 73 multiple choice questions.
Earth Science Test - There are three parts of 70 multiple choice question in this test.Below are Earth Science Reference Tables that can be used with this test.
# Tables pg1-2: Radioactive Decay, Specific Heat. NY Landscaping Regions
# Tables pg3-4: Geological Periods, Ocean Currents
# Tables pg 5-7: Tectonic Plates, Rock Cycle, Relationship Particle Cycle to Water Velocity, Igneous Rocks , Mineral Compositon, Sedimentary Rocks, Metamorphic Rocks,
# Tables pg 8-9: Geologic History of NY.
# Tables pg 10-11: Earth Interior Properties, Chemical Composition, Earthquate P and S-Waves
# Tables pg12-14: Dew Point Temperatures, Relative Humidity, F-K-C Temperature Scales, Pressure Scales, Weather Map Symbols, Properties of Atmosphere, Electromagnetic Spectrum, Troposphere Belts
# Table pg15: Luminosity of Stars, Solar System
# Table pg16: Properties of Common Minerals
Virginia State Assessment Tests
# Grade 3 Reading/Writing, Math, Science
# Grade 5 Reading/Literature/Research, Writing, Math, Science, Computer/Technology
# Grade 8 Reading/Literature/Research, Writing, Math, Science, Computer/Technology
# Grade 12 - Reading/Literature and Research, Writing, Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry
California Practice Assessment Tests
# Grade 2 English, Math
# Grade 3 English, Math
# Grade 4 English, Math
# Grade 5 English, Math, Science
# Grade 6 English, Math
# Grade 7 English, Math
# Grade 8 English, Math, Social Studies
# Grade 9 English, Math
# Grade 10 English, Math, Social Studies
# Grade 11 English, Social Studies
# High School Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics