Math Inventory Test Preparation

The video tutorial explains the Math Inventory test, a tool for tracking student progress. It covers how to access the test, emphasizing the importance of reading directions and using auditory support if needed. The test consists of two parts: a fast-paced section focusing on math facts and a slower section where calculators and formula sheets are allowed. Students are encouraged to do their best, as the test adapts to their performance. The tutorial concludes with motivation to persist and an explanation of the quantile score, which reflects proficiency in math skills.

What is the primary purpose of the Math Inventory test?

• To test students' knowledge of history

• To assess students' reading comprehension

• To track students' progress in math throughout the year

• To evaluate students' writing skills

What should you not bring with you to the Math Inventory test?

• A pencil

• A calculator

• Scratch paper

• A water bottle

Where do you click to access the Math Inventory test on the computer?

• Math Inventory icon

• Formulas icon

• Scholastic student access icon

• Calculator icon

What is your username for logging into the Math Inventory test?

• Your first name

• Your email address

• Your last name

• Your lunch ID number

What should you do every time you encounter a page with directions?

• Read it carefully

• Ignore it

• Ask a friend for help

• Skip it

What is the focus of the first part of the Math Inventory test?

• Solving complex equations

• Typing numbers quickly and accurately

• Reading comprehension

• Writing essays

What tools can you use during the second part of the test?

• A dictionary

• A calculator and formula sheet

• A history book

• A thesaurus

How can you listen to the questions if you prefer auditory learning?

• By using a microphone

• By reading them aloud yourself

• By asking the teacher to read them

• By clicking on the speaker icon

How many times can you skip a question without penalty?

• Twice

• Once

• Three times

• Four times

What happens if you answer a question correctly or incorrectly?

• You gain extra time

• You get the same type of question

• The computer adjusts the difficulty of the next question

• You lose points