High school equivalency · Practice test
HiSET practice test
Sample questions in the style of the HiSET exam, mixed across its five subtests: reading, writing, math, science and social studies. Free score, no sign-up.
- 8 free questions
- All five subjects
- No sign-up needed
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Mixed practice · Question 1 of 8
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How many subtests make up the HiSET exam?
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Two more quizzes and a printable answer key
- Math and science (5 questions): Geometry, algebra, fractions and the cell.
- Reading and social studies (5 questions): Word meaning, an author's tone, and how the Constitution organizes power.
- A printable answer key for all 18 questions. Only the key prints.
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Where the facts come from
Every fact is reworded from these pages. The questions and passages are our own and are not from any real exam.
- HiSET Exam
The five subtests, scoring and where the exam is offered.
- Math is Fun
Algebra, percents, fractions and geometry.
- NASA Science
Earth's orbit and basic physical science.
- National Archives, The Constitution
The Preamble, the branches and the Bill of Rights.
Questions
Common questions
No. These are practice questions we wrote in its style. The real exam has five subtests you can take one at a time, each scored on its own. Check the HiSET site above for the current passing scores, fees and whether your state offers it.
Both earn a high school equivalency credential, but states choose which exams they accept, and some offer only one. Check your state's rules before you study for either.
Yes. Your score on the first set is free and needs no sign-up. An email unlocks the two bonus sets and a printable answer key.
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