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Elementary Math and English Diagnostic Assessment Quiz

Test Your Core Math and English Skills

Difficulty: Moderate
Questions: 20
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Join this interactive diagnostic quiz to uncover your strengths in elementary math and English. The Math Assessment Quiz and Elementary English Knowledge Quiz sections cover arithmetic, grammar, and vocabulary. Students and educators will gain clear insights into skill gaps and next steps for improvement. Customize questions freely in our editor to suit every learning need, then browse more quizzes for ongoing practice.

What is 8 + 5?
13
12
14
15
Adding eight and five yields thirteen, which is the sum of the two numbers.
Which of the following shows the commutative property of addition?
4 - 2 = 2
2 + 3 = 3 + 2
6 ÷ 2 = 3
5 Ã - 2 = 10
The commutative property of addition states that changing the order of addends does not change the sum, as shown by 2 + 3 = 3 + 2.
In the number 84, what digit is in the tens place?
4
80
8
2
In a two-digit number, the first digit from the left represents the tens place. In 84, the digit 8 is in the tens place.
Identify the noun in the following sentence: "The bird sings."
The
bird
songs
sings
A noun names a person, place, thing, or idea. In this sentence, "bird" names the creature performing the action, so it is the noun.
What is the meaning of the word "happy"?
tired
joyful
angry
sad
"Happy" means feeling or showing pleasure or contentment, which is synonymous with "joyful."
What is 7 Ã - 6?
48
42
56
36
Multiplying 7 by 6 results in 42, which is the product of the two numbers.
Which sentence is a simple sentence?
Although it was raining, we went outside.
They danced and sang all night.
She ran quickly.
I wanted tea, but I had coffee.
A simple sentence contains a single independent clause. "She ran quickly." has one subject and one verb, making it a simple sentence.
Round 345 to the nearest hundred.
300
345
350
400
To round to the nearest hundred, look at the tens digit (4). Since it is less than 5, you round down to 300.
Find the antonym of "brave".
heroic
fearful
bold
courageous
An antonym is a word with the opposite meaning. The opposite of "brave" is "fearful," which means lacking courage.
Read the sentence: "Sara saw a red balloon floating away. She felt sad as it disappeared." Why did Sara feel sad?
Because it was raining
Because she was hungry
Because she lost her toy
Because the balloon floated away
The sentence states that Sara felt sad when the balloon floated away. This direct connection explains her emotion.
What comes next in the pattern: 2, 4, 8, 16, __?
32
18
64
24
Each term is multiplied by 2 to get the next term. Multiplying 16 by 2 gives 32.
Which expression uses the distributive property correctly?
(3 + 2) Ã - 4 = 3 Ã - 2 + 4
(4 + 2) Ã - 3 = 4 Ã - 2 + 3
5 + (6 Ã - 2) = 5 Ã - 6 + 2
3 Ã - (4 + 2) = 3 Ã - 4 + 3 Ã - 2
The distributive property states a(b + c) = ab + ac. Here, 3 Ã - (4 + 2) correctly becomes 3 Ã - 4 + 3 Ã - 2.
Identify the preposition in this sentence: "The cat slept under the table."
table
cat
slept
under
A preposition shows relationships in time or space. "Under" indicates the spatial relationship of the cat to the table.
What does the word "fracture" most nearly mean in this sentence? "The doctor said the bone had a small fracture."
break
stretch
bend
heal
In a medical context, a "fracture" refers to a break in a bone. The other options do not match the intended meaning.
What can you infer about Tom in the sentence: "Tom went home early after the loud music kept him awake all night."
He has no neighbors.
He played music.
He was tired.
He loves loud music.
Because the loud music kept him awake, it is reasonable to infer that Tom was tired and thus left early.
A store sold 3 packs of pencils with 12 pencils each. If each pencil costs $0.25, how much did the store earn from selling all packs?
$9.50
$12.00
$8.50
$9.00
The total number of pencils is 3 Ã - 12 = 36. At $0.25 each, the store earns 36 Ã - $0.25 = $9.00.
Which of the following is a compound sentence?
While she studies, she listens to music.
I like tea and coffee.
Running quickly, he caught the bus.
We went to the park; it was sunny.
A compound sentence joins two independent clauses, often with a semicolon or coordinating conjunction. "We went to the park; it was sunny." contains two clauses and is compound.
What is 4.678 rounded to the nearest tenth?
4.68
4.7
4.67
4.6
To round to the nearest tenth, look at the hundredths place (7). Since it is 5 or greater, we round the tenths digit up from 6 to 7, giving 4.7.
In the phrase "break the ice," what does this idiom mean?
ending a friendship
starting a conversation
physically cracking ice
dancing on ice
"Break the ice" is an idiom meaning to initiate conversation or ease tension in a social situation, not a literal action with ice.
Read the passage: "Lily noticed dark clouds gathering as she walked to school. Soon, it began to drizzle, so she opened her umbrella." What can be inferred about the weather change?
It started raining lightly.
It got hotter.
It remained sunny.
It snowed.
The passage describes clouds gathering followed by drizzle, which means it started raining lightly. This is the logical inference.
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Learning Outcomes

  1. Identify key arithmetic operations and their properties
  2. Analyse sentence structure and basic grammar
  3. Demonstrate understanding of number sense and place value
  4. Apply vocabulary knowledge to grasp word meanings
  5. Evaluate reading comprehension and inference skills
  6. Master problem-solving strategies for elementary topics

Cheat Sheet

  1. Master the Four Basic Arithmetic Operations - Dive into addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division by picturing addition as collecting coins and subtraction as handing out treats. See how multiplication is just lightning-fast addition and division is the fair splitter in disguise. This playful approach makes calculations feel like a party! NCTM Number & Operations Guidelines
  2. Explore Properties of Operations - Get to know the commutative trick (a + b = b + a), the associative shuffle ((a + b) + c = a + (b + c)), and the distributive magic (a × (b + c) = a × b + a × c). These shortcuts turn seemingly tough puzzles into easy peasy steps. Use them to zap through algebra and mental math like a pro. NCTM Properties Overview
  3. Develop Number Sense and Place Value Understanding - Imagine each digit in 345 as having its own VIP room: the 3 owns the hundreds suite, the 4 rules the tens lounge, and the 5 rocks the ones floor. This tiny story helps you nail big calculations without breaking a sweat. Strong place value sense is your secret weapon for accuracy. NCTM Place Value Insights
  4. Enhance Vocabulary Knowledge - Level up your word power by hunting for new terms in everything you read - from comics to coolest blogs. Use flashcards, make silly sentences, and challenge friends to guess your word of the day. The more you play, the stronger your reading and writing super-skills become. Explore Bedrock's Vocabulary Builder
  5. Analyze Sentence Structure and Grammar - Peek inside sentences by identifying subjects, predicates, and sneaky clauses. Think of each sentence as a LEGO build: pieces snap together in clear patterns. Mastering grammar keeps your writing crisp and your reading smooth as silk. Bedrock's Sentence Structure Tips
  6. Practice Reading Comprehension and Inference Skills - Become a text detective by spotting clues the author hides in plain sight. Combine those hints with what you already know to draw smart conclusions. This clever habit turns every story into an exciting mystery waiting to be solved. Reading Rockets Inference Strategies
  7. Apply Problem-Solving Strategies - Tackle any challenge by first pinpointing the key facts, then chopping the big problem into bit-sized steps, and finally double-checking your answers like a detective reviewing clues. With these moves, math puzzles and tricky readings stand no chance! NCTM Problem-Solving Guide
  8. Understand the Relationship Between Operations - Spot how multiplication and division are secret dance partners - if 4 × 5 = 20, then 20 ÷ 5 = 4. Playing this flip-flop game helps you solve equations faster and check your work without stress. It's like having a built-in calculator in your brain. NCTM Operations Relationships
  9. Utilize Context Clues for Vocabulary Development - When a wild new word appears, let the surrounding sentence be your guide. Spot comparison words, definitions nearby, or even opposite hints to guess the meaning. Soon you'll conquer unfamiliar words without ever grabbing a dictionary. Bedrock's Context Clue Techniques
  10. Engage in Active Reading Practices - Ask juicy questions, jot down quick summaries, and predict plot twists as you go. Treat each page like a playground for your curiosity - jump, explore, and challenge what you read. Active reading not only boosts comprehension but makes every text an adventure. Reading Rockets Active Reading Tips
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