FLORIDA TEST PREP FSA Practice Test Book English Language Arts Grade 5: Covers Reading, Language, Listening, and Writing (Paperback)
Updated Edition Covers Reading, Language, Listening, and Writing
This practice test book is the perfect preparation tool for the new Florida Standards Assessments (FSA). It includes three complete full-length FSA English Language Arts practice tests that cover reading, language and editing, and listening. It also includes practice for the writing component, with a practice set for both opinion and informative/explanatory writing.
Complete Preparation for the Florida Standards Assessments (FSA)- Provides three complete FSA English Language Arts practice tests
- Each test includes reading, language and editing, and listening tasks
- Includes additional practice sets for opinion and informative/explanatory writing
- Includes the same question types found on the FSA tests
- Covers all the skills assessed on the real FSA tests
- Helps students transition to the new FSA tests and prepares students for online testing Developed Specifically to Match the Florida Standards Assessments (FSA)
- Covers the skills assessed on the new Florida Standards Assessments
- Provides practice completing multiple choice, multi-select, open response, and hot text questions
- Passage-based writing tasks are just like those found on the writing component of the test
- More rigorous questions prepare students for the higher difficulty of the new assessments
- Full answer key lists the Language Arts Florida Standard (LAFS) assessed by each question Key Benefits of this Workbook
- Builds confidence by helping students prepare before taking the real test
- Develops all the language arts skills that students need
- Provides experience answering all types of questions
- Helps students know what to expect when taking the real FSA tests
- Reduces test anxiety by allowing low-stress practice
- More rigorous tasks encourage deeper understanding and more advanced thinking
- Detailed answer key allows missing skills to be identified