High-Stakes Testing Question Types

Preparing students for high-stakes testing takes knowledge, skills, and testing practice. Kiddom's 15 question types and student tools help you mirror the format and rigor of high-stakes testing while promoting deep mathematical understanding and gathering actionable data thanks to auto-grading and AI-grading for open-ended responses. 


Explore how to use these features of Kiddom for some of the most common question types found on high-stakes tests.

Question Type Description In Kiddom Solution See It in Action (Click to open in a new tab.)
Equation Editor Write responses as fractions, expressions, equations, or inequalities Math Keyboard

Text Entry Type a brief text string such as a number, word, or phrase Short Answer or Written Response

Graphing Select points, draw lines, drag bar graphs, and perform other functions to create different types of graphs Brainingcamp and GeoGebra

Number Line Select a point, an open or closed circle, and a direction arrow to demonstrate a solution set on a number line Brainingcamp or Drawing

Inline Choice Select the correct answer(s) from one or more drop-downs Fill in the Blank or Fill in the Blank with Drag and Drop

Hot Spot Respond by selecting one or more specific areas of a graphic Drawing

Hot Text Cite evidence by selecting highlighted text in a sentence, paragraph, or reading Rich Text Editor

Fraction Model Represents fractions by dividing an object into sections to indicate the denominator and clicking to shade the appropriate number of sections to indicate the numerator Brainingcamp or Drawing

Drag and Drop Evaluate a given number of options (words, numbers, symbols, etc.) and choose which response(s) to drag to a given area (diagram, map, chart, etc.) Fill in the Blank with Drag and Drop

Match Table Grid Match statements or objects to different categories presented in a table grid Categorizing

Multiselect Select more than one answer from a set of possible answers Multiple Select

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