SSAT practiceGrade 6

Free SSAT practice test for Grade 6SSAT Middle Level

Children in Grade 6 sit the SSAT Middle Level, the same level as Grade 5, compared only with other Grade 6 test takers.

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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 6

  • In reading, find the main idea before you answer detail questions.
  • Work ratios and percents by hand: no calculator is allowed.
  • Our quantitative test is one section; sit it twice for the real test's two.

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