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2 years ago

How many sections are contained in the Aspire test

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Aspire tests are specially set of five sections, built for assessing Common Core performance across the subjects like English, math, reading, science, and writing. These sections are to address students from 3rd grade through to junior year. The four long sections include English, Math, Reading, and Science, whereas, the 10 shorter sections are listed as an essay, Math sections, reading sections, English multiple-choice sections, and experimental section.

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