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75+ practice questions covering Reading, Writing, and Mathematics, weighted to match the official ETS Praxis Core test-at-a-glance content categories. Full explanations on every answer.

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About the Praxis Core Exam

Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators, administered by ETS, is required by many teacher preparation programs and state certification boards as a prerequisite. It has 3 subtests: Reading (5713), Writing (5723), and Mathematics (5733), which can be taken together or separately.

Honest note on Writing: The two Writing essays are scored by human graders and can't be meaningfully replicated by a multiple-choice quiz. This practice covers the Language and Research Skills portion, the objectively gradable grammar, usage, and research questions, not the essay-writing task itself.

Why Practice Before the Exam

Because Reading and Math each break down into 3 roughly-equal content categories, and Writing's gradable portion focuses specifically on usage and research skills rather than general grammar trivia, practicing in these real proportions builds familiarity with exactly where the exam spends its time.

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Answer explanations✗ Rarely explained✓ Every question
Drill by subtest✗ No✓ Yes

Study Guide

How to Prepare for the Praxis Core

About the real test

Praxis Core has 3 subtests: Reading (56 Q, roughly even thirds across Key Ideas, Craft/Structure, and Integration), Writing (grammar/usage/research plus 2 essays), and Math (56 Q, roughly even thirds across Number/Quantity, Data/Statistics, and Algebra/Geometry).

Things that make the biggest difference

Reading and Math both split into 3 nearly-equal parts

Don't over-focus on one sub-area in Reading or Math. All 3 categories in each subtest carry roughly equal weight (30-36% each).

Writing's selected-response questions test usage, not creativity

The gradable Writing questions focus on grammar, sentence correction, and research skills, distinct from the essay-writing task itself.

Know your test codes if registering separately

Reading is 5713, Writing is 5723, Math is 5733. Some states only require specific subtests, not all three.

Why TestReadyUSA works for the Praxis Core

TestReadyUSA's Praxis Core practice covers Reading, Writing, and Math in the same proportions as the official ETS content categories, with a full explanation after every question.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Praxis Core has 3 subtests: Reading (5713, 56 questions), Writing (5723, 40 selected-response questions plus 2 essays), and Mathematics (5733, 56 questions), each administered by ETS. Many states require all 3 for teacher certification program entry.
No, and honestly so: the two Writing essays are scored by human graders on argument and source-based writing, not something a multiple-choice quiz can meaningfully replicate. This practice covers the objectively gradable selected-response portion of Writing (grammar, usage, sentence correction, and research skills), which is about 40% of the Writing score.
No. TestReadyUSA is an independent practice resource and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to ETS or the Praxis testing program. Our questions are written to match the topics and weighting of the official published test-at-a-glance content categories, for study purposes only.