NES Middle Grades Social Science Practice Test

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1 hora 45 minutos Tiempo de Práctica
Prueba 5 preguntas gratis
No necesitas cuenta. Una cuenta gratuita incluye 20 preguntas de este examen.
El listón a superar Scaled score 100–300; passing score set by each adopting state Puntuación mínima publicada para obtener esta certificación.
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Descripción y detalles del examen

El examen de práctica de Ciencias Sociales para Grados Medios de NES es una evaluación integral diseñada para aspirantes a educadores de escuelas intermedias que buscan certificación en estudios sociales. Esta certificación valida el dominio de un candidato sobre el conocimiento esencial en cinco dominios críticos: Economics, Integrated Social Studies and Instruction, United States History, Government and Citizenship, y World History and Geography. Obtener esta credencial demuestra a los distritos escolares y a las juntas de licencias estatales que posees la profundidad de comprensión necesaria para enseñar eficazmente los planes de estudio de ciencias sociales de los grados 6-8.

Preguntas de Muestra

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Geography and Culture

During a unit on westward expansion, a teacher provides students with a map of the Louisiana Purchase, the Oregon Territory, and the Mexican Cession, along with population data showing rapid growth in those regions between 1800 and 1860. Students are asked to explain how geographic factors such as rivers, mountain passes, and fertile soil influenced settlement patterns. Which of the following geographic concepts is the teacher primarily reinforcing?

Geography and Culture

A sixth-grade teacher is introducing students to the concept of cultural diffusion by having them trace the spread of paper-making technology, the stirrup, and gunpowder from China along the Silk Road to the Middle East and eventually Europe. Students create maps showing the routes and note changes in societies that adopted the technologies. Which of the following geographic concepts is the teacher primarily developing through this activity?

United States History, Government, and Citizenship

A teacher is planning a lesson on the causes of World War I and provides students with maps of European alliances in 1914, statistics on the naval arms race between Britain and Germany, and excerpts from the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Students must construct a causal web showing how multiple factors interacted. Which of the following instructional goals is the activity most aligned with?

United States History, Government, and Citizenship

The Federalist Papers were written in 1787-1788 to persuade New Yorkers to ratify the proposed U.S. Constitution. In Federalist No. 10, James Madison argued that a large republic would be better able than a small one to control the effects of factions. Which feature of the proposed Constitution did Madison believe would most effectively mitigate the dangers of majority faction in an extended republic?

United States History, Government, and Citizenship

During a lesson on the Constitutional Convention, an eighth-grade teacher provides students with excerpts from the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan. Students note that one plan proposed representation based on population while the other proposed equal representation for each state. The teacher then asks which feature of the final Constitution resolved the disagreement between large and small states. Which of the following correctly identifies the resolution?

Oportunidades profesionales y salario

Salario medio: $72,040mercado de EE. UU.– Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education

Fuente: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 -- Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education (SOC 25-2031), US national. Occupation median, not a certification salary. (2025)

Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education

Los rangos son cifras del mercado de EE. UU. salvo que se muestre un rango local.

Qué temas cubre este examen

01Economics

02Integrated Social Studies and Instruction

03United States History, Government, and Citizenship

04World History and Geography

Detalles del Examen NES-202 | $95 USD

Código del Examen NES-202
Proveedor NES Teacher Exams
Costo del Examen $95 USD
Puntaje Mínimo Scaled score 100–300; passing score set by each adopting state
Tipos de PreguntasAún no disponible en este idioma
Política de Repetición 45-day waiting period between failed attempts. No limit on total number of attempts. Full exam fee is required for each attempt.
Formato del Examen Computer-based testing at Pearson VUE testing centers; online proctored option available
Supervisión en Línea Disponible
Reglas del examen No personal items, notes, or reference materials permitted in testing rooms or during online proctored sessions. Calculator policies vary by exam — check the official NES exam guide. Candidates must agree to the NES testing program terms and Pearson VUE policies before registering. Online proctored sessions require a private room, stable internet, and compatible hardware.

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