Test3 forms · 150 min
Timed exam practice
Three fixed forms, 132 questions in 150 minutes each, built to the public ETS category split. Every form ends with a readout of all nine areas.
For SLP grad students and clinical fellows
Prep for the Praxis 5331 in the time you actually have.
Original questions, an explanation for every choice, and a diagnostic that finds your weakest area. Short study blocks between clinicals.
Free through October 31, 2026. No credit card required.
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Built by a team of SLPsOriginal questions
The study loop5 steps
How it works
Start where you are weakest, come back to what you missed, and test it under time. Then the loop starts again with the next area.
- Create an account01
Diagnostic
12 Q · about 6 minA short diagnostic across the Big Nine names the area to start with.
- 02
Daily session
10 questionsShort sessions in that area, with an explanation after every answer.
- 03
Spaced review
Next day, then widerMissed questions and flashcards come back on a schedule, further apart each time you get them right.
- 04
Mock exam
132 Q · 150 minA timed full-length form shows how your pacing and recall hold up together.
- 05
Readiness
All nine areasA readout by area shows where the next week goes. It describes your practice, not a score.
After the readiness readout, the loop returns to step two with your next weakest area.
Sample question · no account needed
Your turn
The phone at the top of the page plays a session. This question is yours: choose an answer, see what changed, then explore why.
One pattern does not establish a diagnosis. Consider age, language, dialect, and the wider assessment.
Reference: ASHA selected phonological patternsA child says “tea” for “key,” replacing /k/ with /t/. Which pattern describes this change?
Your progressSample data
Track your progress
See what you answered correctly, which areas you practiced, and what to work on next.
Sample dashboardLevel 412-day streak
Good evening, Maya.
641 of 900 answers correct5 of 7 days studied this week
14/20
questions toward today’s goal
6
weeks until your Praxis
71%
recent practice accuracy
9/9
areas attempted
8
items due for spaced review
Illustrative data. This describes practice, not whether you will pass.
Big Nine breakdown
- Speech Sound Production84%
- Fluency61%
- Voice, Resonance & Motor Speech78%
- Receptive & Expressive Language70%
- Social Communication / Pragmatics
- Cognitive Communication74%
- AAC69%
- Hearing81%
- Feeding & Swallowing58%
This week
Two study days left this week. One short session today keeps your review routine going.
Next up: Feeding & Swallowing, the lowest area in this sample.
Create a free accountWhat’s inside
Six tools, one calm study system
Pick a tool for the time you have.
BuildBig Nine filters
Targeted practice
Choose a Big Nine area and work through a short question set with explanations after each answer.
Sharpen4 explanations
Understand every answer choice
Each question includes a rationale for the correct answer and a specific explanation for every distractor.
Test7-day trend
Progress tracking
Per-category accuracy and pacing so you know what to work on next.
Test10 · 25 · 50 Q
Custom quizzes
Choose a content category, Big Nine area, and difficulty mix. Build 10, 25, or 50-question blocks that fit the time you have.
BuildSpaced repetition
Flashcards
Cranial nerves, milestones, syndromes, and treatment cues, with spaced repetition built in.
Common questions
11 answersSomething else? Email support and a human answers.
Create a free account to get started. The nine-question practice session and 36-question Study Focus Quiz are free, including their explanations and recaps. Paid membership is not open yet. The planned price is $19.99 per month. Existing eligible grandfathered accounts keep their included access.
36 questions, four per Big Nine area, in four sections. There is no timer. Save your place on this device and see every explanation when you finish. This small sample does not establish mastery or predict an exam score.
ASHA requires a scaled score of 162 on the 100 to 200 scale for its Praxis exam requirement. State licensing and teacher credentialing requirements can differ; check the agency for your intended credential. A practice percentage cannot be converted directly to this scaled score.
Choose your exam date and the time you can study each week. Your plan divides that time among outlines, practice questions, flashcards, and timed exams as the test gets closer.
No. These are original practice questions organized around the public 5331 Study Companion blueprint, not official ETS items. Content improvements include source checks and corrections; this does not mean every item has completed independent clinical review.
Each question includes a curated rationale for the correct answer, an explanation for every distractor, and reference sources for further review.
Yes. The platform uses the public ETS 5331 blueprint and test specs: a computer-delivered, 132-question, 150-minute selected-response exam. The bank centers on four-option, one-best-answer practice and includes select-all items for format familiarity.
It is built for short study blocks, weak-area targeting, and direct explanation review instead of passive rereading.
It can still work as a refresher for CFs, but the main audience is students preparing for Praxis 5331.
Create your account, then start a short practice session. Read the explanations and choose a topic to review. Use the optional Study Focus Quiz for a broader sample, then practice in short blocks and use timed exams to check pacing.
Use the in-app feedback form or email support with what helped your Praxis prep and what still needs work.
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Free Praxis 5331 prep through October 31.
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