Test Prep Blog for the TASC Test
What Type of Math Is on the TASC™ Test?
The Test Assessing Secondary Completion™ (TASC) covers five areas of study, one of which is math. The test is used as a high school equivalency test, and is a substitute for obtaining a diploma from a secondary school. Those passing the test will receive a certificate from their state’s departmen...
Read MoreWhat Do You Have to Write on the TASC Test?
Writing is not the only beast to tackle in the writing portion of the TASC Test, but it may be the most challenging portion of the test to study for, as it is not quite as straightforward as the multiple-choice section of the test. Instead, the essay and long-answer questions will focus on your a...
Read MoreWhat Is “Reading Literacy” on the TASC Test?
The phrase “reading literacy” might sound vague or intimidating, but reading literacy is actually an important part of reading as a whole, as well as learning how to effectively take tests. The TASC Test reading literacy sections evaluate the test-taker’s ability to read a passage, synthesize th...
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Evidence vs. Inference
The TASC Reading Literacy Test, like so many others, assesses your ability to not only understand what you read directly from a text, but also your ability to “think beyond” the text and form opinions or draw conclusions based on what you’ve read. This ability to comprehend the text but also to m...
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The TASC Test: How is it Graded?
The TASC is comprised of five sections: Language-Arts Reading, Language-Arts Writing, Mathematics, Social Studies, and Science. Each section contains primarily multiple choice questions. You will also encounter extended response, gridded response, and, if you’re taking the test on a computer, tec...
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What Type of Math Is on the TASC™ Test?
The Test Assessing Secondary Completion™ (TASC) covers five areas of st…
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What Do You Have to Write on the TASC Test?
Writing is not the only beast to tackle in the writing portion of the T…
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What Is “Reading Literacy” on the TASC Test?
The phrase “reading literacy” might sound vague or intimidating, but re…
