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A clinician-built Praxis SLP practice test for the Praxis 5331. Take 20 free scenario-style questions with written rationales, or unlock a full-length 132-question timed mock exam plus a 400+ item bank. Aligned to the current ETS blueprint and scored on the same 100–200 scale as the real test.
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Free is genuinely free — the 20-question set lives at /praxis-practice-test and requires no email. Paid unlocks the full-length mock and the rest of the bank.
First-time passers of the Praxis 5331 tend to do one thing differently: they take at least one full-length practice test before they think they're ready — not after. Here's why that matters.
A single 132-question mock in week 1 tells you exactly where your gaps are — usually not what you'd guess from grad school memory alone.
150 minutes with no scheduled break is its own skill. Timed practice under real conditions is the only way to build it before test day.
The 5331 rewards clinical reasoning, not recall. Practice items with written rationales teach you to see the pattern the test uses.
Percent-correct means nothing until you convert it to the 100–200 scale. Use our calculator so you know if you're actually at 162.
Both the free set and the full-length mock follow the ETS category weights so your practice score is a fair predictor of the real thing.
Anatomy & physiology of speech/hearing mechanisms, cranial nerves, normal development, research design, ASHA scope of practice, ethics, and cultural-linguistic considerations.
Standardized and dynamic assessment, instrumental evaluations (MBSS, FEES, videostroboscopy), differential diagnosis across the ASHA Big 9, and interpreting standardized scores.
Evidence-based intervention selection, goal writing, data collection, dosage/intensity, discharge criteria, and multidisciplinary collaboration.
You need a scaled score of 162 on the 100–200 scale to pass. ASHA sets that cutoff and every US state board accepts it.
Because ETS uses equating, raw scores (how many of 132 you got right) map to a scaled score in a slightly different way each form. As a rule of thumb, expect to need 85–95 correct out of 132 to land at or above 162.
Plug your practice-test raw score into our Praxis score calculator to get an honest estimate of where you'd sit on the real exam — not a "you're doing great!" percent-correct.
Take the free 20 or the full mock cold. Don't cram. The goal is a baseline and a list of weak content areas, not a good score.
Study the modules that map to your lowest domain and drill scenario-style questions daily. Read every rationale, even on the ones you got right.
Paid members can retake just the questions they missed. Fastest way to close gaps without re-drilling material you've already mastered.
Sit the full 132-question mock in one 150-minute block, no breaks. Score 165+ and you're ready for test day.
Want it as a week-by-week schedule? Use the 8-week study plan →
These show up on nearly every 5331 form. Practice them until they feel automatic, then move on.