PagineA full original practice test in the FSA format: 30 online-style questions plus 3 written real-life problems, with a score, a skill breakdown and a review of every answer at the end.
Original practice in the style of the Foundation Skills Assessment, written to the ministry’s published FSA specifications. Pagine is not affiliated with the B.C. Ministry of Education and Child Care. Not an official assessment.
Sample question: A school orders 29 boxes of pencils with 402 pencils in each box. Which is the best estimate of the total number of pencils?
Part A has 30 questions, like the FSA’s online section — about 60 minutes. Part B has 3 written problems, like the FSA’s Student Booklet — about 45 minutes; work them on paper, then check the sample answer. Use the printable version for a paper practice run, then compare with the answer key.
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30 online-style questions — 12 on number and computational fluency, 6 on patterns, 7 on geometry and measurement and 5 on data and probability — plus 3 written real-life problems with sample answers.
B.C. says the Grade 7 FSA reflects an end-of-year profile for Grade 6. The numeracy part has 30 online selected-response questions and 3 written-response real-life problems, across number, patterns, geometry and measurement, and data and probability.
Work them out on paper, showing your thinking, then reveal the sample answer and mark yourself: ✓ for a complete, well-explained solution, ½ if partly there. The real FSA marks these with a 4-point holistic rubric.
Original practice in the style of the Foundation Skills Assessment, written to the ministry’s published FSA specifications. Pagine is not affiliated with the B.C. Ministry of Education and Child Care. Not an official assessment.