Scenario-based questions on money, measurement, rates, data and probability, like the BC graduation numeracy assessment
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About the assessment
The Grade 10 Numeracy Assessment is a British Columbia graduation requirement. The common section has 24 computer-scored questions built around four real-life tasks (six questions per task). Students then answer two written-response questions on paper from a choice of four, marked by BC educators with a rubric, and finish with an unscored self-reflection.
Tasks are set in personal, career, societal and scientific contexts and use the five numeracy processes: interpret, apply, solve, analyze and communicate. Most of the math is Grade 8 level (number, patterns, geometry and measurement, data and probability, financial literacy), with some Grade 9 ideas.
ExamHub's free practice quiz has 60 original questions on 10 scenario tasks. Each Test Me draws 24 questions, the size of the real common section.
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Five questions pulled from the bank, with the answer shown. In the quiz above, each question comes with its task text and data.
Why: Total = $474.00 + $126.00 = $600.00. $600.00 ÷ 28 = $21.43 (to the nearest cent).
Why: Gross pay = 19 × $18.00 = $342.00. Deductions = $17.10 + $5.60 + $22.00 = $44.70. Net pay = $342.00 − $44.70 = $297.30.
Why: 58% of 800 = 0.58 × 800 = 464 students.
Why: The radius is 30 cm. V = π × 30² × 90 ≈ 254 469 cm³, which is about 254 L.
Why: In order: 58, 62, 69, 75, 75, 140. The middle two values are 69 and 75, so the median is (69 + 75) ÷ 2 = 72 kg.
FAQ
It is a British Columbia graduation requirement that students complete in Grade 10. It has a common section of 24 computer-scored questions on four tasks, a student-choice section with two written responses marked by BC educators, and an unscored self-reflection.
No percent pass mark. Results are reported on a proficiency scale with four levels: Emerging, Developing, Proficient and Extending. The 70% target in this quiz is an ExamHub study goal, not an official cut score.
The BC graduation assessment schedule says assessments are designed to be completed within two hours, and students may have up to 60 additional minutes if required. The 60-minute timer in this quiz is an ExamHub estimate for the multiple-choice share only.
Most tasks use concepts up to Grade 8: number sense, patterns, geometry and measurement, data and probability, and financial literacy. It can also use Grade 9 and 10 ideas such as operations with rational numbers, linear relations, spatial proportional reasoning, statistics in society, experimental probability and gross and net pay.
The two written-response questions, and item types such as drag-and-drop, hot spots, check boxes, typed numeric answers and graph drawing. Every ExamHub question is multiple choice with one correct answer.
No. ExamHub is an independent, free study resource and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the BC Ministry of Education and Child Care. Every question is original. For the official Sample A and Sample B, use the BC curriculum website.