Sample i-Ready Diagnostic Practice Test
Check out our i-Ready Diagnostic Practice Test!
Wondering what kinds of questions your child will be asked on the i-Ready Diagnostic? The i-Ready Diagnostic contains multiple choice Math and Reading questions.
The Math portion of the test will focus on the following:
- Algebra and Algebraic Thinking
- Geometry
- Measurement and Data
- Numbers and Operations
The Reading portion of the test will focus on the following:
- Comprehension: Literature (K-8)
- Comprehension: Informational Text (K-8)
- High-Frequency Words (K-2 only; 3-8 depending on child’s performance)
- Phonics (K-2 only; 3-8 depending on child’s performance)
- Phonological Awareness (K-1 only; 2 depending on child’s performance)
Here are five examples.
IMPORTANT: While the i-Ready Diagnostic sample practice questions shown on this page are representative of what your child will see on the exam, they aren’t taken directly from the actual i-Ready Diagnostic that is being administered this year.
i-Ready Diagnostic Test Practice
i-Ready Sample Practice Question #1
Which word does not rhyme?
i-Ready Sample Practice Question #2
How much money is shown below?
i-Ready Sample Practice Question #3
My coach recommended that everyone drink a lot of water before our game because it was going to be hot.
Which choice can replace “recommended” in this sentence?
i-Ready Sample Practice Question #4
Evaluate:
i-Ready Sample Practice Question #5
Fifteen is subtracted from a number. The difference is divided by 4. The quotient is 7. What is the number?
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285585@pylusd.org
pretty good but I am looking for a kind of fourth grade Questions if you have any of those
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2nd graders don’t know division