New York State Test & Regents Practice Tests
Full-length practice tests aligned to New York's Next Generation Learning Standards (NGLS). Every book mirrors the format the New York State Education Department (NYSED) publishes, from the Grades 3-8 state assessments up through the high-school Regents diploma exams.
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New York tests ELA and math in Grades 3-8 every spring (April-May), with the Elementary-Level Science Test in Grade 4 and the Intermediate-Level Science Test in Grade 8. High-school students take the Regents Examinations for their diploma.
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High-school Regents Examinations
Regents Exams are required for a New York high-school diploma. A standard Regents diploma requires passing five exams (one ELA, one math, one science, one U.S. History, one Global History). An Advanced Regents diploma requires additional math and science Regents. Each guide mirrors the Regents question format and reporting categories:
- New York Regents Examination in Algebra I200 practice questions · 4 full-length tests
- New York Regents Examination in Algebra II200 practice questions · 4 full-length tests
- New York Regents Examination in Chemistry200 practice questions · 4 full-length tests
- New York Regents Examination in Earth and Space Sciences200 practice questions · 4 full-length tests
- New York Regents Examination in English Language Arts200 practice questions · 4 full-length tests
- New York Regents Examination in Geometry200 practice questions · 4 full-length tests
- New York Regents Examination in Global History and Geography II200 practice questions · 4 full-length tests
- New York Regents Examination in Living Environment200 practice questions · 4 full-length tests
- New York Regents Examination in United States History and Government (Framework)200 practice questions · 4 full-length tests
About New York State testing
New York's assessment system has two distinct tiers. Grades 3-8 take the New York State Tests in ELA and mathematics every spring, plus Elementary-Level Science in Grade 4 and Intermediate-Level Science in Grade 8. Results are reported on a 4-level proficiency scale where Level 3 is the state's passing bar.
High-school students earn credits toward a diploma by passing the Regents Examinations, the oldest continuous standardized testing program in the United States (first administered in 1865). Each Regents exam ties to a specific course — Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Living Environment, Earth and Space Sciences, Chemistry, ELA, U.S. History and Government, Global History and Geography II — and is scored on a 0-100 scale with 65 as the passing mark.
Every ZeroRetake NY book is authored against the official NYSED specifications, uses the exact item formats published in NYSED sample item sets, and cites the specific NGLS (or Regents framework) standard each item targets in the answer key.