|   Each of the sample tests 
Edinformatics designed, use actual questions from the TIMSS (Third International 
Math and Science Survey). Tests consist of 25 questions from each of the representative 
groups.   |    |    Test 
Assessment:  After you submit your final answers 
your test will be graded within seconds. Your total score will be returned showing 
the following paths (links)you may take to assist you:  -  
A table with your answer to each question and the correct answer
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A bar graph that shows how all students that have taken the test performed on 
each question.
 -  A table that shows student 
performance for each question during the original TIMSS international test and 
the average international score.  
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  |   TIMSS (Trends in International Mathematics 
and Science Study) is designed to help countries all over the world improve student 
learning in mathematics and science. It collects educational achievement data 
at the 4th and 8th grades to provide information about trends in performance over 
time together with extensive background information to address concerns about 
the quantity, quality, and content of instruction. Data 
collection for TIMSS 2003 has just been completed and expected in December 2004. 
We urge you to visit the TIMSS 
2003 homepage for complete details. AND 
PARTICIPATE IN FUTURE TIMSS STUDIES --   - 
TIMSS Home Page --   |    |   |   
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   TIMSS 
Population 1 (Third and Fourth Grade Mathematics):     This test 
consists of 25 questions with:  Content Category: Whole Numbers; Fractions 
and Proportionality; Measurement, Estimation, and Number Sense; Data Representation, 
Analysis, and Probability, Geometry, Patterns, Relations, and Functions.   Performance Expectation: Knowing; Performing 
Routine Procedures; Using Complex Procedures and, Solving Problems.  
TIMSS Population 2 (7th and 8th Grade Mathematics):    
This test consists of 25 questions with   Content Category: 
Whole Numbers; Fractions and Proportionality; Measurement, Estimation, and Number 
Sense; Data Representation, Analysis, and Probability, Geometry, Patterns, Relations, 
and Functions.   Performance Expectation: Knowing; Performing 
Routine Procedures; Using Complex Procedures and, Solving Problems.   TIMSS 
Population 3 (Grade 12 Advanced Mathematics):    This 
test consists of 25 questions with   Content Category: Numbers; 
Equations and Functions; Calculus; Probability and Statistics; Geometry;   
Performance Expectation: Complex Procedures; Solving Problems; Routine 
Procedures; Knowing .    |           |       
   TIMSS 
Population 1 (Third and Fourth Grade Science):   This test consists of 25 questions with:  Content Category: Earth Science. Life Science, 
Physical Science, Environmental Issues and Nature of Science    Performance Expectation: Understanding 
Simple Information, Understanding Complex Information, Using Tools, Routine Procedures 
and Science Process, Theorizing, Analyzing and Solving Problems, Investigating 
the Natural World,   TIMSS 
Population 2 (Seventh and Eighth Grade Science):   This test consists of 25 questions with:  Content Category: Earth Science. Life Science, 
Physical Science, Environmental Issues and Nature of Science    Performance Expectation: Understanding 
Simple Information, Understanding Complex Information, Using Tools, Routine Procedures 
and Science Process, Theorizing, Analyzing and Solving Problems, Investigating 
the Natural World,    TIMSS 
Population 3 (Grade 12 General Mathematics and Science):   This 
test consists of 25 questions with   Content Category: Mathematics 
Literacy, Science Literacy   Performance Expectation:Complex 
Procedures, Solving Problems, Knowing, Routine Procedures, Understanding, Investigating 
the Natural World, Theorizing, Analyzing and Solving Problems.        
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  |   Sample 
questions from the Cuban 7th and 8th grade country-wide exams.  Math 
in Cuba-  
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