Practice
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Choose the word closest in meaning to a given word. Upper Level target words are deliberately low-frequency, so root and prefix analysis matters more than recognition.
Choose the word that best completes a single blank, using context clues in the surrounding sentence.
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Choose the word pair that best completes two blanks. An Upper Level feature and a genuinely different skill from single-blank items: the two blanks constrain each other.
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Short one-to-three sentence problems designed to be solved by reasoning, with little or no calculation. No calculator.
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Compare Quantity A with Quantity B and decide which is greater, whether they are equal, or whether the relationship cannot be determined from the information given.
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Identify the central point or primary purpose of the passage as a whole.
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Locate and interpret specific facts or statements made directly in the passage.
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Draw a conclusion the passage supports but does not state outright.
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Determine the meaning a word carries in its specific passage context, which is often not its most common meaning.
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Analyze how the passage is structured and how its parts relate to one another.
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Identify the author's attitude, stylistic choices, and non-literal language such as metaphor and irony.
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* ERB does not publish the sub-type split for this section. These counts are approximations, tuned as exemplars are added.
Convert between percents, decimals, and fractions, and solve for a percent, part, or whole given the other two.
Calculate percent increase or decrease, including problems that work backward from a final value to an original one.
Apply percent reasoning inside a short real-world scenario — discounts, tax, tips, and similar contexts.
Set up and solve ratios and proportions, including scaling a ratio to a new total.
Solve rate problems — quantity per unit, combined rates, and rate-time-distance relationships.
Apply the rules for multiplying, dividing, and raising powers to a power.
Simplify algebraic fraction expressions using exponent and factoring rules.
Rewrite and evaluate expressions with negative exponents.
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Evaluate and simplify square and higher-order roots of numbers.
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Convert between fractional exponents and radical notation, and evaluate the result.
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Simplify a root by factoring out perfect powers from inside it.
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Simplify roots of expressions containing variables, including even-root cases that need an absolute value.
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Convert between standard and scientific notation, and multiply or divide numbers written in scientific notation.
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Find the least common multiple or greatest common factor of expressions that include variables.
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Apply number properties — divisibility, factors, primes, odd/even — in less direct, multi-step problems.
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Identify the pattern in a numeric sequence and extend or evaluate it.
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Count items correctly in word problems that hinge on whether an endpoint or boundary is included.
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Choose the unit of measurement that best fits a given quantity or context.
Convert a measurement between units, including multi-step conversions.
Combine like terms and simplify algebraic expressions.
Solve straightforward one- and two-step algebraic equations.
Rearrange an equation to solve for a specified variable.
Translate a worded relationship into an algebraic equation or expression.
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Solve and interpret linear inequalities, including flipping the inequality sign correctly.
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Evaluate and solve equations involving absolute value.
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Solve inequalities that involve absolute value, including compound solution ranges.
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Multiply binomials and simplify the resulting expression.
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Apply binomial multiplication inside an area or other applied word problem.
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Recognize when two differently-written expressions are algebraically equivalent.
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Solve equations set equal to zero, including basic factoring.
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Evaluate and interpret functions written in f(x) notation.
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Apply a made-up operation or symbol defined in the problem itself, following its stated rule.
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Find missing angles using angle-relationship rules — supplementary, complementary, vertical, and parallel-line angles.
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Solve problems involving a circle's radius, diameter, circumference, and area.
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Apply triangle angle and side relationships, including the triangle inequality and special triangles.
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Use the Pythagorean theorem to find a missing side of a right triangle.
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Find the distance or midpoint between two points on the coordinate plane.
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Use proportional side lengths to solve problems about similar figures.
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Apply area and perimeter formulas inside a real-world word problem.
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Find the area of a shaded or composite region built from multiple shapes.
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Calculate the volume or surface area of a solid figure.
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Recall and apply standard geometry formulas across shapes.
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Solve problems about points, shapes, and relationships plotted on the coordinate plane.
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Calculate and interpret the slope of a line, including parallel and perpendicular slopes.
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Write the equation of a line given a slope and point, or two points.
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Determine a line's equation by reading its slope and intercept off a graph.
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Calculate the probability of an event, including conditional probability given prior information.
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Solve multi-step or combined probability problems, such as independent or sequential events.
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Calculate the expected value of an outcome weighted by its probability.
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Count arrangements or selections using permutations and combinations.
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Calculate the mean, median, mode, or range of a data set.
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Solve word problems that require finding or working backward from an average.
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Set up and solve word problems involving consecutive integers.
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Read and interpret data presented in a frequency table.
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Read and interpret data presented in a circle (pie) graph.
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Interpret a distance-versus-time or speed-versus-time graph.
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Read and interpret data from bar graphs, line graphs, and other chart types.
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* ERB does not publish the sub-type split for this section. These counts are approximations, tuned as exemplars are added.
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Simplify expressions involving the imaginary unit i. Not part of ERB's published Upper Level content — included as optional enrichment.
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Perform basic matrix operations. Not part of ERB's published Upper Level content — included as optional enrichment.
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Apply basic trigonometric ratios. Not part of ERB's published Upper Level content — included as optional enrichment.
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* ERB does not publish the sub-type split for this section. These counts are approximations, tuned as exemplars are added.
A 30-minute timed writing prompt, unscored on the real exam and here. A copy goes to schools, so it is worth practising, but there is no right answer to grade against — feedback focuses on structure and clarity.
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About the exam
Every question has 4 answer choices and no calculator is permitted.
There is no penalty for a wrong answer, so never leave one blank — a guess is strictly better than nothing.
Real forms also include about 5 unscored experimental questions per section. We score every question we serve, so an official score report’s raw counts will look lower than practice.