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HESI A2 Practice Test Questions

Try original mixed questions for math, reading, word meaning, grammar, biology, chemistry, and anatomy.

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EXAM SCOPEMixed practice across the seven subjects in Elsevier's current review book

This review follows the current course framework.

Checked against Elsevier Admission Assessment Exam Review, sixth edition
MIXED QUESTION TRAY

Pick the method before Soba tells you the subject.

number

units and proportion

passage

claim and evidence

sentence

meaning and grammar

science

process and result

Key ideas to know

Start with the relationships between ideas. Then close the notes and explain each one from memory.

  1. 01

    Mixed practice asks the learner to select a method without a nearby subject cue.

  2. 02

    A math answer should retain units through the last calculation.

  3. 03

    A reading answer must fit the passage rather than outside knowledge.

  4. 04

    A vocabulary choice must fit both meaning and sentence context.

  5. 05

    A grammar correction should preserve the intended meaning while fixing the tested rule.

  6. 06

    A biology answer should trace the stated process and distinguish structure from function.

  7. 07

    A chemistry answer should account for particles, charge, units, or reaction relationships.

  8. 08

    An anatomy answer should connect the organ or tissue with its location, action, and regulation.

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Two ideas worth correcting now

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The longest answer is usually correct

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Length is not evidence; the rule, passage, or calculation decides.

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A correct guess needs no review

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A guess does not show repeatable recall.

Flashcards

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1Why mix subjects during practice?Show answer +

It tests method selection without a subject cue.

2What should stay beside every math quantity?Show answer +

Its unit.

3What limits a reading inference?Show answer +

The evidence in the passage.

4What must a vocabulary choice fit?Show answer +

Meaning and sentence context.

5What should a grammar edit preserve?Show answer +

The intended meaning.

6How can biology facts be checked?Show answer +

Trace the process from input through result.

7What often catches a chemistry setup error?Show answer +

Charge, units, or particle count.

8What links anatomy with physiology?Show answer +

The relation between structure and action.

Explain it in your own words

Use the answer as a check after you have written or spoken your response.

01A solution uses 3 parts concentrate for every 5 parts water. How much concentrate pairs with 20 mL water?

Set 3/5 equal to x/20. Cross-multiplication gives x = 12 mL.

02A passage states that a clinic extended hours after missed visits rose. Which conclusion is safest?

The schedule was altered in response to the rise in missed visits; no wider effect is proven without more evidence.

03Choose the correct sentence: “Each of the applicants have a form” or “Each of the applicants has a form.”

“Each of the applicants has a form.” The subject each is singular.

04Why does increasing temperature often speed a reaction?

Particles collide more often and a larger fraction can meet the activation-energy requirement.

05Trace oxygen from inhaled air to a body cell.

Oxygen moves from alveoli into pulmonary capillaries, reaches the left heart, travels through systemic arteries and capillaries, then diffuses into cells.

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