Accelerated Reading, or AR, test answers are not made available to buy or download. Schools can purchase AR tests but the tests are marked by the computer and only the result score is shown. You can only really get the AR test answers by actually reading the book that is being tested.
Accelerated Reading is a computer program made by Renaissance Learning and is used in schools to record and monitor students’ reading progress. Students read a book from the AR list and then take one or more tests, often referred to as ‘quizzes’, which are designed to assess if the student has read and understood the book.
The tests are not made available outside of the AR program so cannot be viewed unless you have a valid AR account which will be given to you by your school. However, if you would like to see a few example tests you can look at the Renaissance Learning website but, as with the real quizzes, you will only be able to view your score and not the correct test answers.
The AR system is proprietary software application and it is not in the interest of Renaissance Learning (or the schools using it) to make the answers available for students to learn in order to avoid reading the book. In addition, AR may not provide the same test in all school districts and also gives teachers the option to create their own quizzes so learning answers by rote does not guarantee success.
If you are pushed for time and really need to pass an AR test, you may be able to read book summaries or synopses, which can be found using internet searches, but this may not give you sufficient understanding of the story and is not a long term strategy for improving your reading score. The only certain way of knowing the answers to the test is to read the book properly beforehand.
Accelerated Reading is a computer program made by Renaissance Learning and is used in schools to record and monitor students’ reading progress. Students read a book from the AR list and then take one or more tests, often referred to as ‘quizzes’, which are designed to assess if the student has read and understood the book.
The tests are not made available outside of the AR program so cannot be viewed unless you have a valid AR account which will be given to you by your school. However, if you would like to see a few example tests you can look at the Renaissance Learning website but, as with the real quizzes, you will only be able to view your score and not the correct test answers.
The AR system is proprietary software application and it is not in the interest of Renaissance Learning (or the schools using it) to make the answers available for students to learn in order to avoid reading the book. In addition, AR may not provide the same test in all school districts and also gives teachers the option to create their own quizzes so learning answers by rote does not guarantee success.
If you are pushed for time and really need to pass an AR test, you may be able to read book summaries or synopses, which can be found using internet searches, but this may not give you sufficient understanding of the story and is not a long term strategy for improving your reading score. The only certain way of knowing the answers to the test is to read the book properly beforehand.
