SSAT practiceGrade 5
Free SSAT practice test for Grade 5SSAT Middle Level
Children in Grade 5 sit the SSAT Middle Level: two Quantitative sections, Reading and Verbal, then a writing sample. At this level a wrong answer loses a quarter point, so a blank can be the better choice.
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Quantitative
25 questions · 30 minutes
Algebra, ratios, percents, geometry and data. The real test has two of these sections.
Reading
40 questions · 40 minutes
Eight passages, five questions each: stories, poems and nonfiction.
Verbal
60 questions · 30 minutes
30 synonyms and 30 analogies.
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Tips
Getting ready for Grade 5
- Guess only when you can rule out at least two choices.
- For analogies, name the link exactly: part of, opposite of, stronger than.
- The verbal section is 60 questions in 30 minutes: keep moving.
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