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Released question clusters from the New York State Grade 8 Science Test (the Intermediate-level science test, taken by 8th grade students), listed by year. Each cluster page shows the questions with the answer key and the NYSSLS performance expectation each question assesses. | Released question clusters from the New York State Grade 8 Science Test (the Intermediate-level science test, taken by 8th grade students), listed by year. Each cluster page shows the questions with the answer key and the NYSSLS performance expectation each question assesses. | ||
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Released question clusters from the New York State Grade 8 Science Test (the Intermediate-level science test, taken by 8th grade students), listed by year. Each cluster page shows the questions with the answer key and the NYSSLS performance expectation each question assesses.
Grade 8 science tests
10 clusters · 30 multiple choice · 17 constructed response (47 of 52 questions released)
Student performance data available
11 clusters · 30 multiple choice · 21 constructed response (51 of 56 questions released)
Student performance data available
10 clusters · 25 multiple choice · 28 constructed response
Student performance data available
Released by NYSED before the first exam: Fossil Parks in New York State, Investigating Chemical Reactions