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HiSET scores will identify those test takers who have performed at a level consistent with high school equivalency. Information from the HiSET program also will also help identify areas in which test takers are career and college ready, as well as areas in which additional preparation may be needed.  \nTest takers will be tested in five core areas: Language Arts – Reading, Language Arts – Writing, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies. Descriptions of each of these five tests are contained in this document. The HiSET® Practice Tests allow test takers to view sample content and item types and provide them with general information about their level of preparation for taking the operational form.  \nThrough ongoing validity research, the HiSET program has been connected to college-readiness indicators. Test taker performance relative to these indicators is part of the reporting system for the assessment.  \nThe following TAAG sections give a quick overview of each HiSET test and include:  \n• Test name  \n• Length of test (Time)  \n• Number and types of questions (Format)  \n• Content Categories and approximate percentage of the test  \n• Process Categories  \n• Process Category Descriptors  \n• Depth of Knowledge Levels (DOK)*  \nThe emphasis of each category is expressed as the average percentage of the number of questions per category. This percentage is the approximate average number of questions across the forms on the HiSET test.  \n* Norman L. Webb, University of Wisconsin, 2002. Depth-of Knowledge Levels for Four Content Areas.  \nURL: [http://ossucurr.pbworks.com/w/file/fetch/49691156/Norm%20web%20dok%20by%20subject%20area.pdf](http://ossucurr.pbworks.com/w/file/fetch/49691156/Norm%20web%20dok%20by%20subject%20area.pdf)  \n1  \nLanguage Arts – Reading  \n\n| Test at a Glance |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Test Name | Language Arts – Reading |\n| Time | 65 minutes (English), 80 minutes (Spanish) |\n| Number of Questions | 50 |\n| Format | Multiple-choice questions |\n| \u003Cbr>I 40%\u003Cbr>II 60% | Content Categories (Approximate Percentage of Questions) |\n|  | Application of concepts, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation involving:\u003Cbr>I. Literary Texts (40%)\u003Cbr>II. Informational Texts (60%) |\n|  | Process Categories |\n|  | A. Comprehension\u003Cbr>B. Inference and Interpretation\u003Cbr>C. Analysis\u003Cbr>D. 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