Georgia Milestones Assessment System
Free Georgia Milestones practice questions for mathematics and English language arts.
Georgia Milestones tests students in Grades 3–8 in mathematics and English language arts, and high-school students take Milestones end-of-course exams for the courses they complete, such as Algebra: Concepts and Connections and American Literature and Composition. The tests follow Georgia's own standards rather than older Common Core labels.
Most questions are multiple choice, with a few constructed-response and essay items, and results are reported in four achievement levels from Beginning Learner to Distinguished Learner. Because Georgia rewrote its standards recently, practising items written to the current Georgia standards matters more than practising generic grade-level questions.
Mathematics (Grades 3–8)
Number and operations, algebraic thinking, measurement and geometry, and data analysis and modeling.
English language arts (Grades 3–8)
Reading literature and information texts, vocabulary, and writing with evidence and editing.
Algebra: Concepts and Connections EOC
Equations, functions and modeling, with an emphasis on applying algebra to real situations.
American Literature and Composition EOC
Reading original-style excerpts for theme and craft, and writing an evidence-based argument.
- Grade 3–8 Math and English chapters built from Georgia standards
- Algebra: Concepts and Connections and American Literature course tracks
- Hints and worked explanations for every question
- A parent portal showing mastery and weak spots
Free Georgia Milestones sample questions
Try these Georgia Milestones-style questions. Tap "Show answer" to check yourself — then practise the full question types inside the app.
1. There are 7 days in a week. How many days are in 9 weeks?
- 16
- 63
- 72
- 81
2. Which sentence uses “its” correctly?
- The tree lost its leaves.
- The tree lost it's leaves.
- Its been raining all day.
- The dog chased it's tail.
3. A rectangle has an area of 32 square units and a width of 4. What is its length?
- 4
- 6
- 8
- 128
4. A narrator describes a decision as “a gamble with no safety net.” What does the metaphor suggest?
- The choice is riskier if it fails
- The choice is about money only
- The choice is easy to reverse
- The choice is not the writer's
5. Solve for x: 2(x − 3) = 10.
- x = 2
- x = 5
- x = 8
- x = 13
6. Which revision best combines “The library was closed.” and “We read outside instead.”?
- The library was closed, we read outside instead.
- The library was closed, so we read outside instead.
- The library was closed and we read outside instead so.
- We read outside instead the library was closed.
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