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More information can be found at [http://hiset.ets.org/test](http://hiset.ets.org/test_takers/)[_](http://hiset.ets.org/test_takers/)[takers/](http://hiset.ets.org/test_takers/) .  \nThe HSE test will measure your knowledge in five core areas:  \n*Language Arts-Reading. The Reading subtest measures your ability to understand, interpret, and analyze a broad range of literary and informational texts. The selections are from different genres on subject matter that varies in purpose and style. They may be in the form of memoirs, essays, biographical sketches, editorials, or poetry. The texts generally range in length from approximately 400 to 600 words.  \nTime: 65 minutes  \nFormat: 40 multiple-choice questions  \n*Language Arts--Writing. If you are taking the HSE exam in English, the Writing subtest measures your skill in recognizing and producing effective, standard, American-written English and is in two parts.  \nPart 1 measures your ability to edit and revise written text. In Part one, you are asked to make revision choices concerning organization, diction and clarity, sentence structure, usage, and mechanics. The subtest questions are embedded in complete texts in the form of letters, essays, newspaper articles, personal accounts, and reports. The texts are presented as drafts in which parts have been underlined to indicate a possible need for revision. You are given alternatives that may correct or improve the underlined portions. Aspects of written language that are measured may include appropriate style, logical transitions, discourse structure and organization, conciseness and clarity, or usage and mechanics.  \nPart 2 measures your ability to generate and organize ideas in writing. In Part two, you are asked to generate and organize ideas in writing. Your writing is assessed on development, organization, language facility and writing convention.  \nTime: Part 1, 75 minutes Part 2, 45 minutes  \nFormat: Part 1, 50 questions, multiple choice Part 2, 1 essay prompt  \n*Mathematics. The Mathematics subtest measures mathematical knowledge and competencies. You are asked to solve quantitative problems using fundamental conceptsand reasoning skills. The questions present practical problems that require numerical operations, measurement, estimation, data interpretation and logical thinking. Problems are based on realistic situations and may test abstract concepts such as algebraic patterns, precision in measurement and probability. You may use a calculator for the entire subject test, if you choose to do so.  \nTime: 90 minutes  \nFormat: 50 multiple-choice questions  \n*Science. The Science subtest measures your ability to use science content knowledge, apply principles of scientific inquiry, and interpret and evaluate scientific information. Most of the questions provide descriptions of scientific investigations and their results. Scientific information is based on reports that might be found in scientific journals. Graphs, tables and charts are used to present information and results.The questions use material from a variety of content areas such as: physics, chemistry, botany, zoology, health and astronomy. You may be asked to identify the research question of interest, select the best design for a specific research question and recognize conclusions that can be drawn from results. You may also be asked to evaluate the adequacy of procedures and distinguish among hypotheses, assumptions and observations.  \nTime: 80 minutes  \nFormat: 50 multiple-choice questions  \n*Social Studies. The Social Studies subtest measures your ability to analyze and evaluate various kinds of social studies information. The subtest uses materials from a variety of content areas, including history, political science, psychology, sociology, anthropology, geography","cbCailcpMHKspkEl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailcpMHKspkEl","pdf",221698,"English","# Exam Overview\n## Core Subject Areas and Subtests\n## HSE Hours and Location\n## HiSET Account Registration\n## State Eligibility Requirements","[{\"question\":\"What does the HSE/HiSET exam measure in Missouri?\",\"answer\":\"The test measures knowledge in five core areas: Language Arts (Reading and Writing), Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the Language Arts Writing subtest structured?\",\"answer\":\"Writing includes two parts: Part 1 focuses on editing and revising underlined text, and Part 2 focuses on generating and organizing ideas through an essay prompt.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the Missouri eligibility requirements to take the HiSET exam?\",\"answer\":\"Applicants must be at least 16 years old and out of high school. If 16, they must have completed at least 16 units toward high school graduation.\"}]","High School Equivalency (HSE) Testing - Exam Overview and Registration | PDF"]