Iowa practiceGrade 2
Free Iowa test practice test for Grade 2Iowa Level 8
Grade 2 children sit Level 8: the same seven tests as Grade 1, with longer stories, more Language questions and four answer choices on most questions. Nothing is timed.
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Vocabulary
26 questions · no time limit
What words mean: sorting words by kind, opposites, and words in a sentence.
Word Analysis
33 questions · no time limit · read aloud
Letters and sounds: first sounds, rhymes, spelling, reading words, word parts.
Reading
38 questions · no time limit
Words, sentences with a missing word, and short stories and facts your child reads alone.
Listening
27 questions · no time limit · read aloud
Short stories, poems and facts read aloud, with questions about each.
Language
42 questions · no time limit · read aloud
Naming and action words, one and more than one, spelling, capitals and end marks, and sentences.
Mathematics
46 questions · no time limit · read aloud
Counting and numbers, adding and taking away, measuring, data and shapes.
Computation
27 questions · no time limit · read aloud
Adding and subtracting whole numbers: story problems first, then number sentences.
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Tips
Getting ready for Grade 2
- In Language, listen for capitals at the start and a mark at the end of each sentence.
- In Reading, look back at the story: the answer is there or follows from it.
- Check a Computation answer by adding back what was taken away.
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