Standardized and Graduate Practice Tests

The CLEP Psychology Practice Test focuses on the key ideas that often appear on exams like this. You’ll answer questions on Biological Bases and Sensation/Perception, Development, Motivation and Emotion, History, Approaches and Research Methods, Learning, Memory, Cognition and Language, Personality, Testing and Individual Differences, each written to feel clear and helpful. You might even see ideas related to searches like ‘CLEP psychology practice test’. Each attempt gives you a quick sense of where you’re solid and where you may want more practice. The goal is to reinforce the concepts, question styles, and the reasoning and content knowledge assessed in academic exams.

The IELTS Practice Test focuses on the key ideas that often appear on exams like this. You’ll answer questions on Grammar Range, Accuracy, Pronunciation, and Intelligibility, Listening and Reading (Skimming/Scanning/Inference), Speaking (Fluency, Coherence), Lexical Resource, and Collocations, Task Response, Cohesion, Timing, and Test Strategies, Writing Task 1 (Visuals/Reports), Writing Task 2 (Essays, and Arguments), each written to feel clear and helpful. You might even see ideas related to searches like ‘IELTS practice test’. Each attempt gives you a quick sense of where you’re solid and where you may want more practice. The goal is to reinforce the concepts, question styles, and the reasoning and content knowledge assessed in academic exams.

The LSAT Practice Test focuses on the key ideas that often appear on exams like this. You’ll answer questions on Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games), Inferences, and Formal Logic, Comparative Passages, Diagramming, and Timing Strategies, Logical Reasoning: Argument Structure, Logical Reasoning: Assumptions, and Flaws, Logical Reasoning: Strengthen/Weaken and Reading Comprehension (Passage Sets), Parallel Reasoning/Flaws, Principle, Paradox, and Method, each written to feel clear and helpful. You might even see ideas related to searches like ‘LSAT practice test’. Each attempt gives you a quick sense of where you’re solid and where you may want more practice. The goal is to reinforce the concepts, question styles, and the reasoning and content knowledge assessed in academic exams.

The MCAT Practice Test focuses on the key ideas that often appear on exams like this. You’ll answer questions on Biology: Cells, Genetics, Systems, Biochemistry: Metabolism, and Macromolecules, CARS: Reasoning, Analysis, Experimental Design, and Data, General Chemistry and Organic Chemistry, Math, Stats, Graphs (MCAT), Passage Strategy, and Pacing, Physics: Mechanics, Electricity, Psychology, and Sociology, each written to feel clear and helpful. You might even see ideas related to searches like ‘MCAT practice test’. Each attempt gives you a quick sense of where you’re solid and where you may want more practice. The goal is to reinforce the concepts, question styles, and the reasoning and content knowledge assessed in academic exams.

The TOEFL Practice Test focuses on the key ideas that often appear on exams like this. You’ll answer questions on Academic Vocabulary, Collocations, Grammar, and Sentence Structure, Note-Taking, Summaries, Integrated Tasks, and Synthesis, Reading Comprehension and Listening Comprehension, Speaking Tasks and Writing Tasks, Timing, Strategies, Accents, and Academic Register, each written to feel clear and helpful. You might even see ideas related to searches like ‘TOEFL practice test’. Each attempt gives you a quick sense of where you’re solid and where you may want more practice. The goal is to reinforce the concepts, question styles, and the reasoning and content knowledge assessed in academic exams.