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This on-line Practice Exam covers several areas of mathematics as listed in the table below. Look at the Practice Exam list of questions below, and click on the link of your choice. You can return to this on-line Practice Exam welcome page by clicking on the Return to Welcome... link in each problem. You will also find Tell me my score links throughout the questions, as well as links to hints and explanations for each problem. Or you can navigate to other parts of the Practice Exam as specified in each problem.
| NOTE: Percentages add to more than 100% because many questions test more than one area. | |
| Part I - Basic Skills and Concepts | |
| Content domain | Practice Exam Percent |
| Arithmetic | 37% |
| Algebra | 37% |
| Geometry | 16% |
| Data Interpretation (graphs and charts) |
11% |
| Part II - Content | |
| Content Domain | Practice Exam Percent |
| Sets | 6% |
| Logic | 0% |
| Real Number System | 35% |
| Functions and Their Graphs | 24% |
| Probability and Statistics | 12% |
| Miscellaneous Topics | 24% |
About the hints and explanations: by a hint, we mean a suggestion about how to start a problem, but does not go all the way in solving it. You can ask to see the hint for each problem, before you answer it. By an explanation, we mean a complete explanation about how to arrive at the answer. You can ask to see the explanation for each problem, after you answer it. If you see the explanation, that will show the hint also, since the explanation often uses the hint in solving the problem.
| You can use this On-line Practice Exam for two purposes: (1) assessing your knowledge in the areas tested, and (2) learning or relearning the content. Be aware that the Practice Exam does not comprehensively test all of mathematics, but only samples from domains of mathematics. Using the hints and explanations can help you learn the mathematics, but you must do additional work in each of the areas in order to fully learn each area. |
One of our priorities in developing the On-line Math Tutor will be to add more problems to cover the content domains more thoroughly.
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