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TABE Math Practice Test: 25 Free Questions for Levels D and A

TABE 13&14 is the current version of TABE, and its math test comes in four levels. This set aims at the top two, Levels D and A, with 25 questions and the working for every answer.

New questions every time you start. Come back as often as you like.

The real TABE math test

Adult education programs use it to place you in classes and track your progress.

Questions

40 at each level (E, M, D and A), in two parts

Source: TABE 13&14 testing times

Time

45 minutes for Part 1, then 15 for Part 2

Source: TABE 13&14 testing times

Calculator

The on-screen Desmos calculator, on some parts only

Source: What’s new in TABE 13&14, DRC test directions

Scoring

A scale score and an adult education (NRS) level

Source: TABE scoring guide

Checked October 20, 2026 against tabetest.com.

These are GED-style questions, picked for the Level D and A skills in TABE’s four math areas. They aren’t real TABE questions, and the set gives no scale score or level.

TABE math, Levels D and A: 25 questions

Questions
25
Timer
None
No calculator
None

New questions every time you start. Do this set as many times as you like.

  • Check each answer as you go and read the working before the next question.
  • The calculator and formula sheet in the toolbar are the GED ones, so they may not match the TABE ones.

No account or email needed.

What’s on the TABE math test

TABE math has four levels: E, M, D and A. A short Locator test picks your level first. Every level has the same four areas with the same weights, and the skills inside them get harder from one level to the next.

The four TABE math areas, their share of the test at every level, and their questions in this set
AreaShare at every levelIn this set
Numbers and Operations27.5%7
Algebraic Concepts27.5%7
Measurement, Data, and Probability25%6
Geometry20%5
Source: TABE 13&14 math blueprints

Like the real test, the set mixes multiple choice with questions where you type in the number. TABE calls those gridded response.

Which levels this set fits

The TABE math levels, the school grades their skills come from, and how well this set fits each
LevelSkills fromThis set
EGrades 2 and 3Not covered
MGrades 4 to 6Mostly not covered
DGrades 6 to 8Mostly covered
AHigh schoolPartly covered
Source: TABE 13&14 math blueprints

Here’s why: Levels E and M test whole-number arithmetic, place value, time, money and measuring with tools. This set has none of that. At Levels D and A, a few skills have no questions here:

  • Scatter plots, lines of fit, two-way tables and random samples
  • Angle rules, transformations, and similar and congruent figures
  • At Level A: radicals, rational exponents and exponential models

Bottom line: if the Locator puts you at Level D or A, this set is good practice. At Level E or M, start with TABE’s own sample questions for your level, linked below.

TABE 13&14 or TABE 11&12?

TABE 13&14 came out in 2025 (TABE history). The older TABE 11&12 lost its approval for federal adult education reporting in 2024, and its extra time to switch ended on June 30, 2026 (Federal Register). So check that your study material says 13&14.

What changed in math: all new questions, gridded-response questions next to multiple choice, the Desmos calculator, and the same 45 and 15 minutes at every level (what’s new in TABE 13&14).

When you can use a calculator

TABE 13&14 uses the on-screen Desmos calculator, on some parts only. DRC’s test directions (a copy posted by Erie Community College) allow none at Level E, and one in Part 2 only at Level M. Their schedule marks Part 1 of Level D and both parts of Level A with a scientific calculator.

This set keeps a calculator in the toolbar for every question, so work some of them by hand too.

TABE math vs GED math

TABE has no passing score. Adult education programs use your scale score and level to place you in a class and to track your progress (TABE scoring guide). The GED is the test you pass to earn a high school equivalency credential.

Level A reaches high school math, like the GED, so practice for one helps with the other. Some states pay for GED tests for students in adult education. Our free GED guide lists them.

Free TABE math practice from DRC

Written by

Coach Crissy

Math instructor

Coach Crissy teaches the video lessons behind the BooknBoost GED math course, working through GED-style problems on camera: ratios and proportions, percent and interest, mean, median and mode, slope, and the geometry students meet on test day.

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