Full Length Practice Test 4

Full-Length Practice Test 4

This is a full-length HSPT practice exam designed to replicate real test conditions as closely as possible.

📘 Exam Instructions

Before You Begin

Time Limit: 140 minutes (set a timer before starting)
Format: 298 multiple-choice questions
Environment: Choose a quiet space with no distractions
No Resources: Close books, notes, and this guide
Answer Every Question: Even if unsure, make your best guess
Simulate Real Conditions:
- No phone
- No interruptions
- No unnecessary breaks

🧠 When You Start

Start the timer and begin with Question 1
Work steadily — do not spend too much time on one question
If a question is too difficult, skip it and return later if time allows
Stay focused and maintain a consistent pace

⏱️ After Completion

Stop immediately at 140 minutes, even if you are not finished
Do not check answers during the test
Review your answers only after completing the entire exam

1 / 100

Tags: Math, Comparison

A. Which number below is the largest?

A. 4,598

B. 4,985

C. 4,589

D. 4,859

2 / 100

Tags: Math, Number Words

B. How is “three thousand eight” correctly written numerically?

A. 3,800

B. 3,080

C. 3,008

D. 3,088

3 / 100

Tags: Math, Rounding

C. Round the number 7,842 to the nearest ten.

A. 7,800

B. 7,840

C. 7,850

D. 7,900

4 / 100

Tags: Math, Place Value

D. What is the value of the digit 7 in the number 37,216?

A. 7

B. 70

C. 700

D. 7,000

5 / 100

Tags: Math, Conversions

E. How many inches are there in 3 feet?

A. 30 inches

B. 36 inches

C. 40 inches

D. 42 inches

6 / 100

Tags: Math, Conversions

F. A container holds 2 liters of juice. How many milliliters is this?

A. 20 ml

B. 200 ml

C. 2,000 ml

D. 20,000 ml

7 / 100

Tags: Math, Conversions

G. If a pencil is 150 millimeters long, how many centimeters is this?

A. 1.5 cm

B. 15 cm

C. 150 cm

D. 1,500 cm

8 / 100

Tags: Math, Geometry

H. What is the perimeter of a rectangle that is 6 inches by 4 inches?

A. 20 inches

B. 22 inches

C. 24 inches

D. 26 inches

9 / 100

Tags: Math, Conversions

I. How many ounces are there in 2 pounds? (1 pound = 16 ounces)

A. 16 oz

B. 24 oz

C. 32 oz

D. 48 oz

10 / 100

Tags: Math, Conversions

J. A ribbon is 3 meters long. How many centimeters long is the ribbon?

A. 30 cm

B. 300 cm

C. 3,000 cm

D. 30,000 cm

11 / 100

Tags: Math, Geometry

K. What is the area of a square whose side measures 8 inches?

A. 16 sq inches

B. 32 sq inches

C. 48 sq inches

D. 64 sq inches

12 / 100

Tags: Math, Conversions

L. How many cups are in 3 quarts? (1 quart = 4 cups)

A. 4 cups

B. 8 cups

C. 10 cups

D. 12 cups

13 / 100

Tags: Math, Conversions

M. How many minutes are there in 4 hours?

A. 120 minutes

B. 180 minutes

C. 220 minutes

D. 240 minutes

14 / 100

Tags: Math, Conversions

N. Convert 5 kilograms into grams.

A. 50 grams

B. 500 grams

C. 5,000 grams

D. 50,000 grams

15 / 100

Tags: Math, Geometry

O. How many sides does an octagon have?

A. 5

B. 6

C. 7

D. 8

16 / 100

Tags: Math, Geometry

P. What is the measure of a right angle?

A. 45°

B. 90°

C. 120°

D. 180°

17 / 100

Tags: Math, Geometry

Q. Which shape has exactly three sides?

A. Rectangle

B. Square

C. Triangle

D. Pentagon

18 / 100

Tags: Math, Geometry

R. Find the perimeter of a square with sides measuring 9 inches each.

A. 18 inches

B. 27 inches

C. 36 inches

D. 81 inches

19 / 100

Tags: Math, Geometry

S. An angle measuring 150° is classified as:

A. Acute

B. Right

C. Obtuse

D. Straight

20 / 100

Tags: Math, Geometry

T. What is the area of a rectangle with a length of 7 inches and a width of 5 inches?

A. 12 sq inches

B. 24 sq inches

C. 30 sq inches

D. 35 sq inches

21 / 100

Tags: Math, Geometry

U. A triangle with sides of 5 inches, 5 inches, and 5 inches is called:

A. Isosceles

B. Scalene

C. Equilateral

D. Right

22 / 100

Tags: Math, Geometry

V. What is the sum of all angles in any quadrilateral?

A. 180°

B. 270°

C. 360°

D. 450°

23 / 100

Tags: Math, Geometry

W. If the radius of a circle is 4 inches, what is its diameter?

A. 2 inches

B. 4 inches

C. 6 inches

D. 8 inches

24 / 100

Tags: Math, Geometry

X. What do we call an angle less than 90°?

A. Acute angle

B. Obtuse angle

C. Right angle

D. Straight angle

25 / 100

Tags: Math, Algebra

Y. Solve for x: x+13=21

A. 6

B. 7

C. 8

D. 9

26 / 100

Tags: Math, Algebra

Z. If 4y=36, what is the value of y?

A. 6

B. 7

C. 8

D. 9

27 / 100

Tags: Math, Algebra

AA. Simplify: 9a−4a

A. 4a

B. 5a

C. 13a

D. 36a

28 / 100

Tags: Math, Algebra

AB. Evaluate: 7+3b, if b=5

A. 20

B. 22

C. 24

D. 28

29 / 100

Tags: Math, Algebra

AC. Solve for z: z−8=17

A. 9

B. 25

C. 26

D. 27

30 / 100

Tags: Math, Algebra

AD. What is the value of 6x if x=4?

A. 10

B. 16

C. 20

D. 24

31 / 100

Tags: Math, Algebra

AE. Simplify the expression: 12m+8m

A. 4m

B. 12m

C. 20m

D. 96m

32 / 100

Tags: Math, Algebra

AF. Solve for x: x5=9

A. 14

B. 35

C. 45

D. 54

33 / 100

Tags: Math, Algebra

AG. Evaluate: 3y−7, if y=6

A. 11

B. 13

C. 15

D. 18

34 / 100

Tags: Math, Algebra

AH. Solve for a: a + a + a = 18

A. 3

B. 6

C. 9

D. 12

35 / 100

Tags: Math, Statistics

AI. What is the mean (average) of these numbers: 15, 18, and 24?

A. 18

B. 19

C. 20

D. 21

36 / 100

Tags: Math, Statistics

AJ. What is the median of this data set: 4, 12, 9, 7, 5?

A. 4

B. 5

C. 7

D. 9

37 / 100

Tags: Math, Statistics

AK. Identify the mode in the following set: 3, 7, 5, 3, 9, 3, 7

A. 3

B. 5

C. 7

D. 9

38 / 100

Tags: Math, Statistics

AL. What is the range of the following data set: 8, 14, 22, 30, 6?

A. 14

B. 22

C. 24

D. 30

39 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Punctuation

AM. Select the correctly punctuated sentence among the four options provided.

A. Are you coming, to the party?

B. Are you coming to the party!

C. Are you coming to the party?

D. Are you coming to the party.

40 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Punctuation

AN. Select the correctly punctuated sentence among the four options provided.

A. I visited Paris London and Rome.

B. I visited Paris, London, and Rome.

C. I visited Paris London, and Rome.

D. I visited, Paris London and Rome.

41 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Punctuation

AO. Select the correctly punctuated sentence among the four options provided.

A. “What time is it,” asked Tom?

B. “What time is it”? asked Tom.

C. “What time is it?” asked Tom.

D. “What time is it” asked Tom?

42 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Punctuation

AP. Select the correctly punctuated sentence among the four options provided.

A. The cake was delicious moist, and sweet.

B. The cake was delicious, moist, and sweet.

C. The cake was delicious, moist and, sweet.

D. The cake, was delicious moist and sweet.

43 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Punctuation

AQ. Select the correctly punctuated sentence among the four options provided.

A. I went to the store to buy milk bread and cheese.

B. I went to the store to buy milk, bread and cheese.

C. I went, to the store to buy milk bread and cheese.

D. I went to the store to buy milk, bread, and cheese.

44 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Punctuation

AR. Select the correctly punctuated sentence among the four options provided.

A. Wait please until everyone arrives.

B. Wait, please, until everyone arrives.

C. Wait please, until everyone arrives.

D. Wait please until, everyone arrives.

45 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Punctuation

AS. Select the correctly punctuated sentence among the four options provided.

A. Can you help me carry these boxes

B. Can you help me, carry these boxes?

C. Can you help me carry these boxes?

D. Can you help, me carry these boxes?

46 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Punctuation

AT. Select the correctly punctuated sentence among the four options provided.

A. She said, “I'll be late.”

B. She said “I'll be late.”

C. She said, I'll be late.

D. She said I'll, be late.

47 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Punctuation

AU. Select the correctly punctuated sentence among the four options provided.

A. My favorite colors are green blue, and red.

B. My favorite colors are green, blue, and red.

C. My favorite colors are green, blue and red.

D. My favorite colors are green blue and red.

48 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Punctuation

AV. Select the correctly punctuated sentence among the four options provided.

A. “Stop” yelled the teacher!

B. “Stop,” yelled the teacher!

C. “Stop!” yelled the teacher.

D. Stop, yelled the teacher.

49 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Punctuation

AW. Select the correctly punctuated sentence among the four options provided.

A. She brought apples, oranges and grapes.

B. She brought apples oranges, and grapes.

C. She brought apples, oranges, and grapes.

D. She brought, apples oranges and grapes.

50 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Punctuation

AX. Select the correctly punctuated sentence among the four options provided.

A. On Saturday we visited the zoo.

B. On Saturday, we visited the zoo.

C. On, Saturday we visited the zoo.

D. On Saturday we visited, the zoo.

51 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Capitalization

AY. Select the sentence with correct capitalization from the provided options.

A. Tomorrow we are going to new York city.

B. Tomorrow we are going to New york city.

C. Tomorrow we are going to New York City.

D. Tomorrow we are going to new york City.

52 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Capitalization

AZ. Select the sentence with correct capitalization from the provided options.

A. My favorite book is "to Kill a Mockingbird."

B. My favorite book is "To kill a mockingbird."

C. My favorite book is "To Kill A Mockingbird."

D. My favorite book is "To Kill a Mockingbird."

53 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Capitalization

BA. Select the sentence with correct capitalization from the provided options.

A. John visited his Grandmother in July.

B. John visited his grandmother in july.

C. John visited his grandmother in July.

D. John visited his Grandmother in july.

54 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Capitalization

BB. Select the sentence with correct capitalization from the provided options.

A. She attends Lincoln high School.

B. She attends Lincoln High School.

C. She attends lincoln high school.

D. She attends Lincoln High school.

55 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Capitalization

BC. Select the sentence with correct capitalization from the provided options.

A. Every monday, we have music lessons.

B. Every Monday, we have music lessons.

C. Every Monday, we have Music lessons.

D. Every monday, we have Music Lessons.

56 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Capitalization

BD. Select the sentence with correct capitalization from the provided options.

A. Are you going to the movies with sam?

B. Are you going to the movies with Sam?

C. Are you going to the Movies with Sam?

D. Are you going to the Movies with sam?

57 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Capitalization

BE. Select the sentence with correct capitalization from the provided options.

A. I have History, Math, and English homework tonight.

B. I have history, math, and English homework tonight.

C. I have History, math, and english homework tonight.

D. I have history, Math, and English Homework tonight.

58 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Capitalization

BF. Select the sentence with correct capitalization from the provided options.

A. My birthday is on the first Saturday in march.

B. My birthday is on the First Saturday in March.

C. My birthday is on the first Saturday in March.

D. My birthday is on the First saturday in march.

59 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Capitalization

BG. Select the sentence with correct capitalization from the provided options.

A. Last summer we traveled to the Grand Canyon.

B. Last Summer we traveled to the grand canyon.

C. Last summer we traveled to the grand Canyon.

D. Last Summer we traveled to the Grand canyon.

60 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Capitalization

BH. Select the sentence with correct capitalization from the provided options.

A. dr. Johnson is my pediatrician.

B. Dr. Johnson is my Pediatrician.

C. Dr. johnson is my pediatrician.

D. Dr. Johnson is my pediatrician.

61 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Capitalization

BI. Select the sentence with correct capitalization from the provided options.

A. We studied the renaissance in History class.

B. We studied the Renaissance in history class.

C. We studied the renaissance in history class.

D. We studied the Renaissance in History class.

62 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Capitalization

BJ. Select the sentence with correct capitalization from the provided options.

A. I met president Lincoln at the museum.

B. I met President lincoln at the museum.

C. I met president lincoln at the museum.

D. I met President Lincoln at the museum.

63 / 100

Tags: Spelling, Vocabulary

BK. Select the correctly spelled word from the four choices provided.

A. Accomodate

B. Accommodate

C. Acommodate

D. Accommadate

64 / 100

Tags: Spelling, Vocabulary

BL. Select the correctly spelled word from the four choices provided.

A. Recieve

B. Receeve

C. Receive

D. Receve

65 / 100

Tags: Spelling, Vocabulary

BM. Select the correctly spelled word from the four choices provided.

A. Occured

B. Occurred

C. Ocured

D. Ocurred

66 / 100

Tags: Spelling, Vocabulary

BN. Select the correctly spelled word from the four choices provided.

A. Neccessary

B. Necessary

C. Necesary

D. Necessery

67 / 100

Tags: Spelling, Vocabulary

BO. Select the correctly spelled word from the four choices provided.

A. Embarass

B. Embarras

C. Embarrass

D. Embaras

68 / 100

Tags: Spelling, Vocabulary

BP. Select the correctly spelled word from the four choices provided.

A. Definitely

B. Definately

C. Definetely

D. Definitly

69 / 100

Tags: Spelling, Vocabulary

BQ. Select the correctly spelled word from the four choices provided.

A. Separete

B. Separate

C. Seperate

D. Sepperate

70 / 100

Tags: Spelling, Vocabulary

BR. Select the correctly spelled word from the four choices provided.

A. Accidentally

B. Accidentaly

C. Acidentally

D. Accidentely

71 / 100

Tags: Spelling, Vocabulary

BS. Select the correctly spelled word from the four choices provided.

A. Enviroment

B. Environment

C. Enviornment

D. Enviromment

72 / 100

Tags: Spelling, Vocabulary

BT. Select the correctly spelled word from the four choices provided.

A. Beginning

B. Begining

C. Beggining

D. Begginning

73 / 100

Tags: Spelling, Vocabulary

BU. Select the correctly spelled word from the four choices provided.

A. Tommorow

B. Tomorow

C. Tommarow

D. Tomorrow

74 / 100

Tags: Spelling, Vocabulary

BV. Select the correctly spelled word from the four choices provided.

A. Goverment

B. Government

C. Govornment

D. Governmant

75 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Subject-Verb Agreement

BW. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. Each of the boys have finished their homework.

B. Each of the boys has finished their homework.

C. Each of the boys have finished his homework.

D. Each of the boys has finished his homework.

76 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Subject-Verb Agreement

BX. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. Neither of the teams is playing well today.

B. Neither of the teams are playing well today.

C. Neither of the teams were playing well today.

D. Neither of the teams play well today.

77 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Subject-Verb Agreement

BY. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. She don't like spinach.

B. She doesn't like spinach.

C. She doesn't likes spinach.

D. She don't likes spinach.

78 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Subject-Verb Agreement

BZ. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. Everybody were invited to the party.

B. Everybody are invited to the party.

C. Everybody is invited to the party.

D. Everybody been invited to the party.

79 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Pronouns

CA. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. John and me went to the store.

B. John and I went to the store.

C. Me and John went to the store.

D. I and John went to the store.

80 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Verb Tense

CB. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. They has arrived at the station.

B. They have arrived at the station.

C. They is arrived at the station.

D. They are arrived at the station.

81 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Subject-Verb Agreement

CC. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. Neither the cats nor the dog likes the food.

B. Neither the cats nor the dog like the food.

C. Neither the cats nor the dog liking the food.

D. Neither the cats nor the dog liked the food.

82 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Subject-Verb Agreement

CD. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. My brother, along with his friends, is coming.

B. My brother, along with his friends, are coming.

C. My brother along with his friends, is coming.

D. My brother along with his friends are coming.

83 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Pronouns

CE. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. Who did you go with to the movies?

B. Whom did you go with to the movies?

C. With whom did you go to the movies?

D. Who did you went with to the movies?

84 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Subject-Verb Agreement

CF. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. There's two apples on the table.

B. There are two apples on the table.

C. There is two apples on the table.

D. There was two apples on the table.

85 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Subject-Verb Agreement

CG. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. The group of students is visiting the museum today.

B. The group of students are visiting the museum today.

C. The group of students visiting the museum today.

D. The group of students visit the museum today.

86 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Subject-Verb Agreement

CH. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. Neither Tom nor his friends was ready.

B. Neither Tom nor his friends were ready.

C. Neither Tom nor his friends is ready.

D. Neither Tom nor his friends been ready.

87 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Clarity

CI. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. The reason I am late is because I missed the bus.

B. I am late because I missed the bus.

C. Because I missed the bus is the reason I am late.

D. I missed the bus, that is the reason why I am late.

88 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Clarity

CJ. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. She is someone who likes running.

B. She is a person that enjoys running.

C. She enjoys running.

D. Enjoying running is something she does.

89 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Active Voice

CK. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. At the zoo, elephants were seen by us.

B. We saw elephants at the zoo.

C. Elephants at the zoo were seen by us.

D. We at the zoo saw elephants.

90 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Sentence Structure

CL. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. My father, who is a doctor, works at the hospital.

B. My father works at the hospital who is a doctor.

C. Who is a doctor, my father works at the hospital.

D. My father works at the hospital, he is a doctor.

91 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Sentence Structure

CM. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. Sarah baked cookies, and they tasted delicious.

B. Cookies were baked by Sarah and tasted delicious.

C. Sarah baked cookies and the cookies tasted delicious.

D. Sarah baked cookies; and they tasted delicious.

92 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Clarity

CN. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. The park was very beautiful, green, and peaceful.

B. The park was beautiful, green, and peaceful.

C. The park was very beautiful, very green, and very peaceful.

D. Very beautiful, green, and peaceful was the park.

93 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Parallel Structure

CO. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. He enjoys soccer, baseball, and to play tennis.

B. He enjoys soccer, baseball, and tennis.

C. He enjoys playing soccer, baseball, and tennis.

D. Soccer, baseball, and tennis he enjoys.

94 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Clarity

CP. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. This homework assignment is hard and is confusing.

B. This homework assignment is hard and confusing.

C. This homework assignment is confusing and also hard.

D. Confusing and hard is this homework assignment.

95 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Pronouns

CQ. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. John, Lisa, and myself are attending the concert.

B. John, Lisa, and me are attending the concert.

C. John, Lisa, and I are attending the concert.

D. John, Lisa, and I we are attending the concert.

96 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Clarity

CR. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. The weather was cold, wet, and was windy.

B. Cold, wet, and windy was the weather.

C. The weather was cold, wet, and windy.

D. The weather cold, wet, and windy was.

97 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Sentence Structure

CS. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. After eating dinner, homework was done by Sam.

B. Homework was done by Sam after dinner was eaten.

C. After dinner, Sam did his homework.

D. Sam did his homework, after dinner was eaten.

98 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Parallel Structure

CT. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. The movie was boring, long, and was predictable.

B. Boring, long, and predictable the movie was.

C. The movie was boring, long, and predictable.

D. The movie was boring, it was long, and predictable.

99 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Sentence Structure

CU. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. Although it rained, we enjoyed our picnic.

B. Although it rained, but we enjoyed our picnic.

C. Although it rained and we enjoyed our picnic.

D. It rained although, we enjoyed our picnic.

100 / 100

Tags: Grammar, Active Voice

CV. Select the grammatically correct sentence among the provided options.

A. Quickly and carefully, the test was completed by Sarah.

B. Sarah quickly and carefully completed the test.

C. The test, quickly and carefully was completed by Sarah.

D. Quickly and carefully completed the test Sarah.

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