Math Placement Test Topics
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Dear New Mountain View Student,
When you enroll at Mountain View and need to take a math class, a placement test is required. The purpose of the math placement test is to determine the proper beginning mathematics course for you to take at Mountain View. It is important that you do your very best on this test.
- This test is not timed.
- A calculator will be provided.
- There are 50 multiple choice questions on the test.
- Below is a list of the topics contained in the placement test:
Area of a Rectangle |
Bar Graph |
Box-and-Whiskers |
Decimals: Meaning and Calculations |
Evaluating Expressions |
Exponents |
Fractions: Meaning and Calculations |
Line Graph |
Long Division |
Mean |
Median |
Mixed Numbers |
Mode |
Number Patterns |
Organizing Data in Matrices |
Percentages |
Perimeter of a Rectangle |
Pictograph |
Place Value |
Points on a Coordinate Plane |
Points on a Number Line |
Properties |
Pythagorean Theorem |
Range |
Reflections |
Rounding |
Solving Equations |
Stem-and-Leaf Plot |
Temperature Reading |
Time |
Words to Expressions |
The questions on this test are based on concepts and skills usually taught in the primary and middle school grades. In order to prepare for this placement test, you may wish to go to the following websites:
http://education.jlab.org/solquiz (correct answers are provided)
- select 20 Questions
- select Math 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8
http://www.AAAmath.com (correct answers provided in Practice, in blue)
- select math subject from the left side (in yellow)
- select topic (in green)
http://www.aplusmath.com (correct answers are provided)
- select Flashcards
- select math subject from center of the page
http://www.coolmath4kids.com (Lessons only – no practice problems)
- select Lessons/Practice from the top left (in yellow)
- select “ Coolmath's Prealgebra Lessons!”
- select “ Prealgebra Help Lesson Topics ” (in blue)
http://www.factmonster.com
- select “Math and Money”
- select math topic from “ Math, Money, Measurement, Formulas, and More”
http://www.math.com/
(correct answers are provided)
- select “Computation”
- select math topic
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