Quantitative Reasoning
Ratios, proportions, percents, number relationships, and linear expressions.
Free TSIA2 math practice test
Find the math that is costing you points before test day
Take a 20-question adaptive TSIA2 math diagnostic. No account, no card, and no results locked behind a signup. You will see your score, your four strand results, and what your wrong answers reveal about your thinking.
Start the free practice testMost students finish in one sitting. Retake it whenever you are ready.
What you get
20adaptive questions
4TSIA2 math strands
$0with no account or card
Four strands, one clear starting point
The real TSIA2 Mathematics CRC test covers four content categories. Your UnpackMath results separate them so you can stop reviewing everything and focus on the strand that needs work.
Algebraic Reasoning
Equations, inequalities, functions, quadratics, polynomials, radicals, and exponentials.
Geometric and Spatial Reasoning
Measurement, area, volume, transformations, right triangles, and basic trigonometry.
Probabilistic and Statistical Reasoning
Probability, data displays, measures of center, and measures of spread.
A score tells you where you landed. The wrong answer tells you what to fix.
Two students can miss the same problem for different reasons. One may reverse rise and run. Another may read the wrong pair of values from the graph. UnpackMath is built around those differences, because the next lesson should match the thinking that caused the miss.
See where you stand freeQuestions students and parents ask
Is the practice test really free?
Yes. You can complete all 20 questions and see your results without creating an account or entering a card.
Is this the official TSIA2?
No. UnpackMath is independent practice built to reflect the TSIA2 math structure. Only an authorized testing site can administer an official placement test.
What happens when I miss a question?
UnpackMath connects the answer choice to a named misconception when the item supports one, so you get more than an incorrect mark.
Can I take it more than once?
Yes. The free diagnostic can be retaken, which makes it useful before studying and again after targeted review.