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National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP)

NAEP Sample Questions and Answers

NAEP Questions Tool provides easy access to released NAEP items, sample student responses, performance data, and scoring guides that are released to the public.
- NAEP Questions Tool Introductory Video
NAEP Sample Questions Booklets contain a description of each assessment, assessment directions, background questions, sample questions, and information about the NAEP Questions Tool.

Grade 4 Practice Tests and Answers

Reading (Word, 1MB)
Mathematics (Word, 625KB)
Science (Word, 682KB)

Grade 8 Practice Tests and Answers

Reading (Word, 992KB)
Mathematics
- Algebra (Word, 250KB)
- Data Analysis and Probability (Word, 334KB)
- Geometry (Word, 376KB)
- Measurement (Word, 446KB)
- Number Properties and Operations (Word, 252KB)
Science
- Earth Space Sciences (Word, 437KB)
- Life Science (Word, 718KB)
- Physical Science (Word, 316KB)

Grade 12 Practice Tests and Answers

Reading (Word, 562KB)
Mathematics
- Algebra (Word, 484KB)
- Data Analysis and Probability (Word, 412KB)
- Geometry (Word, 430KB)
- Measurement (Word, 340KB)
- Number Properties and Operations (Word, 421KB)
Science
- Earth Space Sciences (Word, 566KB)
- Life Science (Word, 740KB)
- Physical Science (Word, 344KB)

Contact

The NAEP contact for the state of Florida is Michele Sonnenfeld. She can be contacted by email at or by telephone at 850-245-0513.

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