Test Guide
Test Structure
Mathematics (211/212/213)
Introduction
CSET: Mathematics consists of three separate subtests, each composed of both multiple-choice and constructed-response questions. Each subtest is scored separately.
For the Single Subject Teaching Credential in Mathematics, you must pass Subtests I, II, and III. This credential authorizes teaching all mathematics coursework.
The structure of the examination is shown in the tables below.
Test Name | CSET: Mathematics |
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Number of Questions |
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Proportions of subtest sections used to determine overall score |
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Format | Computer-based test (CBT) |
Test Structure
Subtest | Domain | Number of Multiple-Choice Questions | Number of Constructed-Response Questions |
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I | Number and Quantity | 10 | 1 extended |
I | Algebra | 25 | 2 extended |
Subtest I Total | 35 | 3 extended | |
II | Geometry | 25 | 2 extended |
II | Probability and Statistics | 10 | 1 extended |
Subtest II Total | 35 | 3 extended | |
III | Calculus | 30 | 2 extended |
Subtest III Total | 30 | 2 extended |
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