PRAXIS Elementary Education: Multiple Subjects
Mathematics (5003) Practice Test Questions (forms 1 & 2)
2025-2026
1. Which of the following is the expanded form of B.(3×1,000)+(5×10)+(6×1)+(4
3,056.45 ?
A.(3×1,000)+(5×10)+(6×1)+(4×(1/100))+(5×(1/10))
B.(3×1,000)+(5×10)+(6×1)+(4×(1/10))+(5×(1/100))
C.(3×1,000)+(5×100)+(6×10)+(4×(1/10))+(5×(1/100))
D.(3×1,000)+(5×100)+(6×10)+(4×1)+(5×(1/10))
2. Heewon is filling water bottles for a bicycle race. The B.h is the independent
number of bottles, n, needed for the race is n=2h+1, variable, and n is the de-
where h is the number of hours she expects to be pendent variable.
racing.
Which of the following statements is true about the
variables n and h ?
A.n is the independent variable, and h is the depen-
dent variable.
B.h is the independent variable, and n is the depen-
dent variable.
C.Both n and h are dependent variables.
D.Both n and h are independent variables.
3. Tasha has T books, and Aisha has A books. Aisha has C.A:(T+A)=2:3
twice as many books as Tasha, and altogether they
have 30 books. Which of the following proportions can
be used to find out how many books Aisha has?
, PRAXIS Elementary Education: Multiple Subjects
Mathematics (5003) Practice Test Questions (forms 1 & 2)
2025-2026
A.A:T=2:3A
B.T:A=2:3T
C.A:(T+A)=2:3
D.T:(T+A)=2:3
4. A. 84 The net shown above
forms a right triangular
(The surface area of the three-dimensional figure is prism. Which of the fol-
the sum of the areas of its faces. The faces of the lowing represents the sur-
right triangular prism are a 6-by-5 rectangle, a 6-by-4 face area of the right trian-
rectangle, a 6-by-3 rectangle, and two congruent right gular prism?
triangles, each of which has sides of lengths 4 and 3.
The areas of the rectangular faces are, respectively, A. 84
6×5, or 30; 6×4, or 24; and 6×3, or 18. The area of each B. 92
of the triangular faces is (1/2)×3×4, or 6. Therefore, the C. 96
surface area of the figure is 30+24+18+2×6, or 84.) D.120
5. Utensils:$1.50 D.$32.25
Cups:$2.00
Plates:$2.00
Tablecloths:$4.50
Above shows the costs of supplies for a birthday party.
, Anton buys 6 packages of utensils, 4 packages of cups,
2 packages of plates, and 2 packages of tablecloths.
Anton's total purchase is subject to a 7.5% sales tax.
How much will the party supplies cost Anton?
A.$10.75
B.$23.65
C.$30.00
D.$32.25
6. A basket contains A apples and P pears, and there C.A+2=3P
are two fewer apples than three times the number of
pears.
Which of the following equations can be used to repre-
sent algebraically the relationship between the num-
ber of apples and the number of pears in the basket?
A.A=2−3P
B.A−2=3P
C.A+2=3P
D.3A=P−2
7. 30M+15R=900 C.30
In a certain year, Rodney earned a total of $900 mow-
ing lawns and raking leaves for his neighbors. He
received $30 for each lawn he mowed and $15 for
each job raking leaves he had. In the formula above,
M represents the number of lawns Rodney mowed for
his neighbors and R represents the number of jobs
raking leaves he had during the year.
, If Rodney mowed 15 lawns that year, how many jobs
raking leaves did he have?
A.15
B.20
C.30
D.90
8. Into how many equilateral triangles can a regular D.6
hexagon be decomposed?
A.3
B.4
C.5
D.6
9. What is the prime factorization of 180 ? C.2^2×3^2×5
A.3^2×4×5
B.2^2×5×9
C.2^2×3^2×5
D.2×3^2×10
10. A.−5+1=−4 Which of the following
addition sentences repre-
sents the model shown?
A.−5+1=−4
B.−3+(−1)=−4
C.5+(−1)=4
D.6+(−2)=4
Mathematics (5003) Practice Test Questions (forms 1 & 2)
2025-2026
1. Which of the following is the expanded form of B.(3×1,000)+(5×10)+(6×1)+(4
3,056.45 ?
A.(3×1,000)+(5×10)+(6×1)+(4×(1/100))+(5×(1/10))
B.(3×1,000)+(5×10)+(6×1)+(4×(1/10))+(5×(1/100))
C.(3×1,000)+(5×100)+(6×10)+(4×(1/10))+(5×(1/100))
D.(3×1,000)+(5×100)+(6×10)+(4×1)+(5×(1/10))
2. Heewon is filling water bottles for a bicycle race. The B.h is the independent
number of bottles, n, needed for the race is n=2h+1, variable, and n is the de-
where h is the number of hours she expects to be pendent variable.
racing.
Which of the following statements is true about the
variables n and h ?
A.n is the independent variable, and h is the depen-
dent variable.
B.h is the independent variable, and n is the depen-
dent variable.
C.Both n and h are dependent variables.
D.Both n and h are independent variables.
3. Tasha has T books, and Aisha has A books. Aisha has C.A:(T+A)=2:3
twice as many books as Tasha, and altogether they
have 30 books. Which of the following proportions can
be used to find out how many books Aisha has?
, PRAXIS Elementary Education: Multiple Subjects
Mathematics (5003) Practice Test Questions (forms 1 & 2)
2025-2026
A.A:T=2:3A
B.T:A=2:3T
C.A:(T+A)=2:3
D.T:(T+A)=2:3
4. A. 84 The net shown above
forms a right triangular
(The surface area of the three-dimensional figure is prism. Which of the fol-
the sum of the areas of its faces. The faces of the lowing represents the sur-
right triangular prism are a 6-by-5 rectangle, a 6-by-4 face area of the right trian-
rectangle, a 6-by-3 rectangle, and two congruent right gular prism?
triangles, each of which has sides of lengths 4 and 3.
The areas of the rectangular faces are, respectively, A. 84
6×5, or 30; 6×4, or 24; and 6×3, or 18. The area of each B. 92
of the triangular faces is (1/2)×3×4, or 6. Therefore, the C. 96
surface area of the figure is 30+24+18+2×6, or 84.) D.120
5. Utensils:$1.50 D.$32.25
Cups:$2.00
Plates:$2.00
Tablecloths:$4.50
Above shows the costs of supplies for a birthday party.
, Anton buys 6 packages of utensils, 4 packages of cups,
2 packages of plates, and 2 packages of tablecloths.
Anton's total purchase is subject to a 7.5% sales tax.
How much will the party supplies cost Anton?
A.$10.75
B.$23.65
C.$30.00
D.$32.25
6. A basket contains A apples and P pears, and there C.A+2=3P
are two fewer apples than three times the number of
pears.
Which of the following equations can be used to repre-
sent algebraically the relationship between the num-
ber of apples and the number of pears in the basket?
A.A=2−3P
B.A−2=3P
C.A+2=3P
D.3A=P−2
7. 30M+15R=900 C.30
In a certain year, Rodney earned a total of $900 mow-
ing lawns and raking leaves for his neighbors. He
received $30 for each lawn he mowed and $15 for
each job raking leaves he had. In the formula above,
M represents the number of lawns Rodney mowed for
his neighbors and R represents the number of jobs
raking leaves he had during the year.
, If Rodney mowed 15 lawns that year, how many jobs
raking leaves did he have?
A.15
B.20
C.30
D.90
8. Into how many equilateral triangles can a regular D.6
hexagon be decomposed?
A.3
B.4
C.5
D.6
9. What is the prime factorization of 180 ? C.2^2×3^2×5
A.3^2×4×5
B.2^2×5×9
C.2^2×3^2×5
D.2×3^2×10
10. A.−5+1=−4 Which of the following
addition sentences repre-
sents the model shown?
A.−5+1=−4
B.−3+(−1)=−4
C.5+(−1)=4
D.6+(−2)=4
