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Middle School Mathematics (5164)

Provider
ETS
Format
Computer-delivered selected-response and numeric-entry questions; includes selecting one or multiple answers, selecting an area, drag-and-drop, table grid and text completion. An on-screen graphing calculator is provided.
Exam questions
Total questions: 66.
Time limit
180 minutes
Exam fee
$130.00 as listed on the current ETS test page
Examination outline
  • Numbers and Operations (23%)
    • Operations and properties of the real number system
    • Relationships among fractions, decimals, and percents
    • Ratios and proportional relationships
    • Quantitative reasoning and units
    • Basic concepts of number theory
  • Algebra (23%)
    • Creating, evaluating, and manipulating algebraic expressions, equations, and formulas
    • Recognizing and representing linear relationships algebraically
    • Solving equations and inequalities
    • Solving systems of equations and inequalities
  • Functions (17%)
    • Identifying, defining, and evaluating functions
    • Domain and range
    • Basic characteristics of linear functions
    • Relationships among functions, tables, and graphs
    • Analyzing and representing functions that model given information
    • Differences between linear, quadratic, and exponential models
    • Arithmetic sequences as functions
  • Geometry and Measurement (20%)
    • Types of lines and angles
    • Properties of triangles
    • Properties of quadrilaterals and other polygons
    • Transformations
    • Congruence and similarity
    • Properties of circles
    • Relationships between geometric objects in the xy-plane
    • Perimeter and area of polygons
    • Solids
    • Systems of measurement
  • Statistics and Probability (17%)
    • Statistical processes and their evaluation
    • Interpreting, analyzing, and representing data displays
    • Measures of central tendency and dispersion
    • Using and evaluating probability models
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