| Exploring Reading Question Types |
| Do you remember what it's like to start a new job? There are so many things to learn, and even familiar tasks seem to take longer to complete in your new environment. Then a month or so into the job, you find that you fly through those tasks in no time. Why is this so? Why is the drive home from a new destination often so much faster than the ride there? Why does it take so long to prepare a recipe the first time, but five tries later the chicken seems to cook itself? The answer, perhaps, is familiarity. Activities of all types go more smoothly when we are accustomed to them. The same can be said of reading tests. The PRAXIS I Reading test is made up of twelve questions types; three of those types are listed on the navigation bar to the left. Please take the time to explore them. Understanding what kinds of questions you will be asked during the test may save you valuable time. |
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