ParaPathways Practice Test

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Two subtests, timed and scored separately. Reading & Writing runs 85 minutes; Mathematics runs 60 and gives you a calculator. ETS reports them as two scaled scores, not one combined mark; this simulation reports how many you got right in each.

How our practice tests line up with ParaPathways

Let me be straight with you, because it matters when you plan your studying. ParaPathways reports two separate scores: one for Reading and Writing (5758) and one for Mathematics (5759). Our practice tests are built around the same idea. We group reading and writing together as the Reading and Writing block, and we keep math as the Math block, so you practice the very skills the real subtests measure.

Here is the honest part. Our questions are not the official ETS forms, and nobody outside ETS has those. What they are is the real exam's shape: the simulation below gives you exactly 51 Reading and Writing questions on an 85-minute clock and 36 Math questions on 60 with a calculator, scored as two separate subtests, with the math split 18 and 18, the way ETS publishes it, though the split can vary slightly from form to form. The content is ours and the timing is theirs. One thing it cannot copy: on the real exam some Reading and Writing questions ask for more than one answer and some Math questions ask you to type a number, so look at those formats in ETS's Study Companion before test day.

Think of it like a coach running you through game-day drills. The drills are not the championship, but they train the same muscles, and that is what carries you across the line.

Start with the free diagnostic

Before you open a single study guide, take Test 1. Set a timer, sit somewhere quiet, and treat it like the real thing. When you finish, look at your Reading and Writing block and your Math block as two separate numbers, not one blended score. That split is the whole point. It shows you, in five minutes of reading your results, where your study time will pay off most.

Most people are stronger in one block than the other, and that is completely normal. Once you know which one needs the work, you can stop guessing and start studying with a plan. You will find the full diagnostic and every other free resource on our practice hub.

The five practice tests

The first full test is free, so you can see where you stand at no cost. The other four, with full worked explanations for every question, live in the study book. That book is what keeps this whole site free for everyone, so when you grab it you are also keeping the lights on for the next person studying.

Study each subtest

Once your diagnostic tells you where to focus, dig into the block that needs it. Each guide walks you through the skills the way a teacher would, one step at a time.

New to all of this? Start with What is ParaPathways for the full picture, or read ParaPathways vs ParaPro if you are switching from the older exam and want to know what changed.