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Essay

Description: The Essay section requires students to write an essay in response to a prompt. This section is unscored but sent to schools as a sample of the student's writing ability.

Mathematics Achievement

Description: The Mathematics Achievement section measures knowledge of mathematical concepts and skills. It focuses on problem-solving and the application of mathematical principles.

  • Number Operations
  • Algebra
  • Geometry
  • Measurement
  • Data Analysis and Probability

Quantitative Reasoning

Description: The Quantitative Reasoning section measures mathematical thinking and problem-solving skills. It focuses on understanding concepts and applying logic to solve problems.

  • Word Problems: Real-world scenarios requiring mathematical solutions.
  • Quantitative Comparisons: Comparing two quantities to determine the relationship.

Reading Comprehension

Description: The Reading Comprehension section assesses the ability to understand and interpret passages from various subjects, including literature, science, and social studies.

  • Main Idea and Theme
  • Supporting Details
  • Inference
  • Vocabulary in Context

Verbal Reasoning

Description: The Verbal Reasoning section tests vocabulary and reasoning skills through synonyms and sentence completion questions.

  • Synonyms: Identifying words with similar meanings.
  • Sentence Completion: Completing sentences by selecting words that best fit the context.

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Essay Categories

Writing Skills
Assessment of the student’s ability to write coherently and effectively.
  • Content Development:
    Development of ideas and use of supporting details.
  • Language Use:
    Grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure.
  • Mechanics:
    Spelling, punctuation, and capitalization.
  • Organization:
    Logical structure and flow of the essay.

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Mathematics Achievement Categories

Algebra
Understanding variables, expressions, and simple equations.
  • Simple Equations:
    Solving simple equations.
  • Variables and Expressions:
    Understanding variables and algebraic expressions.

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Data Analysis and Probability
Interpreting data from graphs and understanding basic probability.
  • Basic Probability:
    Understanding and calculating basic probabilities.
  • Interpreting Graphs:
    Reading and interpreting data from graphs.

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Geometry
Understanding basic geometric shapes and their properties.
  • Angles:
    Understanding angles and angle relationships.
  • Shapes and Properties:
    Understanding geometric shapes and their properties.

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Measurement
Understanding units of measure and calculating perimeter, area, and volume.
  • Perimeter, Area, and Volume:
    Calculating perimeter, area, and volume.
  • Units of Measurement:
    Understanding and converting units of measurement.

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Number Operations
Understanding and applying arithmetic operations with whole numbers, fractions, and decimals.
  • Fractions and Decimals:
    Operations with fractions and decimals.
  • Whole Numbers:
    Operations with whole numbers.

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Quantitative Reasoning Categories

Quantitative Comparisons
Comparing two quantities and determining the relationship between them.
  • Data Analysis:
    Interpreting and comparing data from graphs and charts.
  • Geometry Comparisons:
    Comparing geometric figures and measurements.

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Word Problems
Solving mathematical problems presented in real-world contexts.
  • Algebraic Reasoning:
    Using simple algebra to solve problems.
  • Number Operations:
    Applying basic arithmetic operations to solve problems.

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Reading Comprehension Categories

Inference
Drawing conclusions based on information implied in the passage.
  • Drawing Inferences:
    Making logical inferences based on text.
  • Predicting Outcomes:
    Predicting future events based on information given.

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Main Idea and Theme
Identifying the central message or theme of the passage.
  • Identifying Main Idea:
    Determining the main idea of the passage.
  • Identifying Theme:
    Understanding the theme or message conveyed by the author.

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Supporting Details
Recognizing specific information and details in the passage.
  • Locating Details:
    Finding specific details within the text.
  • Understanding Evidence:
    Interpreting evidence provided to support arguments or points.

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Vocabulary in Context
Determining the meaning of words based on context.
  • Contextual Meanings:
    Determining word meanings based on context clues.
  • Synonyms and Antonyms:
    Identifying synonyms and antonyms within the context.

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Verbal Reasoning Categories

Sentence Completion
Testing ability to complete sentences by understanding context and relationships.
  • Context Clues:
    Using surrounding text to determine the meaning of missing words.
  • Logical Relationships:
    Understanding the logical flow and relationships within the sentence.

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Synonyms
Testing vocabulary knowledge by identifying words with similar meanings.
  • Advanced Vocabulary:
    Challenging words to test higher-level vocabulary.
  • Basic Vocabulary:
    Common words appropriate for lower level students.

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