
TEXAS SUCCESS INITIATIVE ASSESSMENT 2.0 Mathematics © 2025 College Board.
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Texas Success Initiative Assessment 2.0
(TSIA2) Mathematics Sample Questions
The TSIA2 Mathematics test covers four main categories:
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Quantitative Reasoning, which includes calculating ratios, proportions, and percents,
as well as identifying, manipulating, and interpreting linear equations and expressions.
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Algebraic Reasoning, which includes solving equations (linear, quadratic, polynomial,
exponential, rational, and radical), evaluating functions, and solving algebraic
problems in context.
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Geometric and Spatial Reasoning, which includes converting units within
measurement systems, solving geometric problems (perimeter, area, surface area,
and volume), performing transformations, and applying right triangle trigonometry.
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Probabilistic and Statistical Reasoning, which includes classifying data, constructing
appropriate representations of data, computing and interpreting probability, and
describing measures of center and spread of data.
The Use of Calculators
When you take an actual mathematics test online, a basic, square root, or graphing
calculator is allowed for some questions. If a question allows for the use of a calculator, a
calculator icon will appear on the screen, along with the question. For each of the sample
items in this packet, it is noted which calculator you can use—
[basic], [square root], or
[graphing]—to solve the problem.
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