Praxis Core Writing Exam Overview

The video, presented by Jeff Keriso, provides a comprehensive guide to the Praxis Core Writing Exam (test code 5723). It covers the test structure, scoring, and strategies for success. The test is 100 minutes long, with multiple-choice questions and essay sections. Scoring details and tips for passing are discussed, along with logistics for taking the test at home or a center. The video also delves into the content and question types, offering specific advice for essay writing. Finally, it highlights preparation strategies and resources available on study.com.

What is the duration of the Praxis Core Writing Exam?

• 120 minutes

• 100 minutes

• 90 minutes

• 150 minutes

How many sections does the Praxis Core Writing Exam have?

• Four

• Five

• Three

• Two

What is the passing score for most states on the Praxis Core Writing Exam?

• 150 points

• 162 points

• 175 points

• 180 points

How are the multiple-choice questions scored?

• By deducting points for wrong answers

• Based on the number of correct answers

• By averaging the scores of all questions

• On a scale based on question difficulty

What is a key strategy for tackling the Praxis Core Writing Exam?

• Focus on one section at a time

• Try to answer all questions quickly

• Skip difficult questions

• Review all sections before starting

What is the format of the Praxis Core Writing Exam?

• Oral examination

• Open book

• Computer-delivered

• Paper-based

What is the main focus of the multiple-choice section?

• Creative writing

• Historical context

• Standard written English

• Literature analysis

How many essays are included in the Praxis Core Writing Exam?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

What is the first step in writing an argumentative essay?

• Introduce the topic

• Agree with the prompt

• Provide examples

• Summarize the sources

What should you do when preparing for the Praxis Core Writing Exam?

• Focus only on essays

• Ignore practice tests

• Understand test content and format

• Study only grammar rules