Emsat Advantage math public test specification
An electronic test in mathematics for students in grades four to ten, which aims to measure levels of proficiency in mathematics. The time during the AMAT sequential mathematics test is calculated using the computer.
In this article, we will review the AMSAT mathematics sequential test for the fourth, sixth, eighth and tenth grades.
What is the content of the fourth grade math sequential test?
The fourth grade math sequential exam consists of four sections.
Section One: Number and Quantity, which represents 55-65% of the test and aims to measure the student’s ability in
1- Applying the properties of place value of a number to solve problems
2- Solve mathematical problems using the four operations (addition - subtraction - multiplication - division)
3- Measure skills in understanding place value and properties of operations so that multi-digit arithmetic operations can be performed.
4- Measure skills in using unit fractions to solve mathematical problems
5- Measure skills in interpreting unit fractions and decimal relationships to solve mathematical problems.
Section Two: Ink, which represents 5-15% of the test and aims to measure students’ ability in
1- Identifying and interpreting patterns in accounting
Section Three: Geometry and Measurement, which represents 20-30% of the test and aims to measure students’ ability in:
- Skills of using shapes to solve mathematical problems
- Skills of applying area concepts to solve mathematical problems
- Skills of the properties of the area between multiplication and its relationship to addition
- How to recognize the perimeter as a characteristic of plane figures
- How to Solve Math Problems Involving Time and Money
- Mathematical problem solving skills involving measurement, time estimation, liquid volumes, and masses of objects.
Section Four: Statistics, which represents 5-15% of the test and aims to measure students’ ability in:
- Using simple data to solve simple problems
How long is the fourth grade math sequential test and what type of questions are there?
- Test duration: 50 minutes - includes 40 questions
Multiple choice - Choose more than one answer - Fill in the blank - Fill in the blank from a list - Drag and drop
What is the content of the sixth grade math sequential test ?
The sixth grade sequential test consists of four sections, which are as follows:
The first section is number and quantity, which represents 45-55% of the exam and aims to measure the student’s ability in the following:
1- Skills of applying the four arithmetic operations to real-life problems
2- Skills in using place value to solve problems involving multi-digit whole numbers.
3- How to apply the properties of fractional equivalence and order to solve mathematical problems
4- How to use fractions to solve problems involving whole numbers
5- Applying the relationship between fractions and decimals to solve mathematical problems
6- Skills in performing operations using multi-digit whole numbers and decimal numbers to the hundredths place
7- Using Equivalence of Fractions as a Strategy for Adding and Subtracting Fractions
8- Interpretation of factors and complications
9- Apply and expand the previous understanding of multiplication and division and use it to multiply and divide fractions.
Section Two: Algebra, which represents 10 to 15% of the test and aims to measure the student’s ability in
- Writing and interpreting numerical expressions
- Analyze patterns and relationships
Section Three: Geometry and Measurement represents 20-30% of the test and aims to measure the student’s ability in
- Skills of using properties of shapes to understand angles
- Skills in applying the properties of lines, angles, and shapes to solve mathematical problems.
- Mathematical problem solving skills involving fluid, volumes and masses of objects
- Skills of applying points on the coordinate plane to solve mathematical and life problems
- Using the properties of two-dimensional shapes to solve mathematical problems
- Solving problems involving measurement and conversion of measurements
- Convert similar units of measurement within a given measurement system.
Section Four: Statistics represents 10-15% of the test and aims to measure the student’s ability in
- Data interpretation
- Understand the key properties of counting and probability.
What is the content of the eighth grade math sequential test ?
The eighth grade sequential test consists of four sections, which are as follows:
Section One: Number and Quantity, representing 30-40% of the AMSAT Mathematics Sequential Test.
It aims to measure the student's skills in
1- Using ratio concepts to solve mathematical problems
2- Analyze proportional relationships and use them to solve mathematical and life problems.
3- Apply operations with fractions to add, subtract, multiply and divide numbers and relative quantities.
Section Two: Algebra, which represents 25-35% of the AMSAT Mathematics Sequential Test.
It aims to measure the student's skills in
1- Solving equations and inequalities with one variable
2- Analyzing the quantitative relationships between independent and dependent variables.
3- Use process properties to produce equivalent expressions.
4- Solving life and mathematical problems using algebraic and numerical quantities and equations.
Section 3: Geometry and Measurement represents 20-30% of the AMSAT Mathematics Sequential Test.
Aims to measure students' skills
1- Description and interpretation of geometric shapes and the relationships between them
2- Solving life and mathematical problems including measuring angles, area, surface area and volume.
Section Four: Statistics and Probability, which represents 10-20% of the AMSAT Mathematics Sequential Test.
It aims to measure students' skills in
- Using basic statistical measures to solve problems
- Interpretation of distributions
- Using random samples to draw interpretations and conclusions about a population
- Interpreting comparative data between two communities
- Using probability models to solve problems
What is the content of the tenth grade math sequential test ?
The tenth grade sequential test consists of four sections, which are as follows:
Section One: Number and Quantity, which represents 15-25% of the exam and measures the student’s ability to:
Section Two: Algebra, which represents 30-40% of the exam and measures the student’s ability to:
- Understand solving equations as a logical process with explanation Analyze and solve linear equations System of equations
- Application of Pythagorean Theorem
- Finding and comparing functions
- Using functions to model relationships between quantities
- Interpretation of the composition of quantities
- Writing quantities in equivalent forms to solve mathematical problems
- Performing arithmetic operations on polynomials
- Forming equations that describe numbers and relationships
Section Three: Engineering, which represents 25-35% of the exam and measures the student’s ability to:
- Understanding Congruence and Similarity
- Solve real-life problems involving cylinders, cones and spheres.
- Transfers in level
- Understanding congruence in terms of rigid motions
- Use of engineering theories
- Similarity application in terms of similar transformations
- Solving math problems involving right triangles
- Understand and apply theories related to circuits.
- Using Volume Laws to Solve Math Problems
- Using relationships between 2D and 3D shapes
Section 4: Statistics and Probability represents 15-25% of the AMSAT Sequential Math Test.
- Interpreting patterns associated with bivariate data
- Interpreting data on a single measurement variable
- Interpret data on two quantitative and categorical variables.
- Interpretation of linear models
- Evaluation of random processes related to statistical experiments
- Evaluating conclusions from surveys, experiments, and observational studies
- Using independence and conditional probability to interpret data
- Calculating expected values and using them to solve problems
- Using probability to evaluate decision outcomes
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