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Scores are based on specific knowledge and skills including: number and quantity, algebra, functions, geometry, statistics and probability, modeling, and integrating essential skills (the ability to apply your understandings and skills to solve more complex problems).  

Math Test-Taking Tips:  

1. If you use a calculator, use it wisely. All of the problems can be solved without a calculator. It鈥檚 important to use good judgement as to when to use a calculator in order to make the best use of your time. 
2. Use scratch paper. Once you鈥檝e solved the problem, look for your answer among the choices. If your answer isn鈥檛 included, reread the problem and try again.  
3. Make sure you answer the question. Many questions on the test involve several steps. Make sure your answer accounts for all the necessary steps. Many times, there is an option to select an answer that is part of the process, but not the final result.
4. Make sure your answer is reasonable. Sometimes an error in computation will result in an answer that is not practical for the situation described.  
5. Check your answers. If there is time remaining before the end of the math test, it is important that you reread the questions and check your answers.