Praxis
Praxis Core Practice Test Options
Compare ETS Core practice tests for 5713, 5723, and 5733 with third-party options, and see how to practice toward North Dakota qualifying scores.
Who it's for
A Praxis Core practice test from ETS should run before you buy third-party banks. Aim several points above ESPB qualifying scores on 5713, 5723, and 5733.
Last updated November 2026
| Core codes | 5713, 5723, 5733 |
|---|---|
| ND Reading cut | 156 (5713) |
| ND Writing cut | 160 (5723) |
| ND Math cut | 150 (5733) |
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- What you are buying
- ETS official practice
- How to run a scored practice session
- Third-party Core practice
- Writing practice specifics
- Mathematics practice specifics
- Composite planning
- Independence
- Paper timing drills
- Group study pitfalls
- Essay self-rating for 5723
- Quiet vs noisy practice
- Mixed practice warnings
- Tracking three codes at once
- Weekend intensive caution
- Scratch paper plans
- Warm-up drills
- ETS interactive practice SKUs
- Sources checked November 2026
What you are buying
A Core practice test simulates timing, navigation, and question styles for 5713 Reading, 5723 Writing, or 5733 Mathematics. It does not change the qualifying scores ESPB lists on ESPB testing information. Practice exists to show whether you are above those cuts before you pay the live registration fee.
ETS official practice
ETS sells interactive practice linked from each Core product page at praxis.ets.org. The Study Companion PDF remains free and lists every objective the live exam can sample. Official practice uses retired-style items written by ETS authors, which is why we list ETS first on every North Dakota Core plan.
| Core code | Official practice starting point |
|---|---|
| 5713 | Product page linked from ETS browse tests |
| 5723 | Includes grammar sets plus essay prompts |
| 5733 | Mix of numeric entry and selected response |
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Prices change; read the dollar amount on each ETS product page the week you buy.
How to run a scored practice session
- Print the companion objective list for your code.
- Take the practice test under real timing once without pausing.
- Log misses by companion section, not by gut feeling.
- Re-study only the two weakest sections, then repeat.
As a personal rule, many candidates stop scheduling the live exam when two consecutive scored sets sit above the North Dakota qualifying score for that code. Form difficulty varies.
Third-party Core practice
| Vendor | Link |
|---|---|
| Exam Edge | examedge.com/praxis |
| Mometrix | mometrix.com/academy/praxis-test/ |
| Teachers Test Prep | Confirm code on teacherstestprep.com before checkout |
| 240 Tutoring | 240tutoring.com/praxis/ |
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Verify the shopping cart names 5713, 5723, or 5733. A "general Praxis Core" bundle that omits codes wastes money.
Writing practice specifics
5723 constructed responses need outlines. During practice, type both essays even when a vendor scores only multiple choice. Grammar sets are faster to repeat daily.
Mathematics practice specifics
5733 uses an on-screen four-function calculator on the live exam (ETS Calculator Use). Mirror that rule during 5733 practice when your vendor allows it.
Composite planning
If you pursue the 466 composite, practice tests still report separate scores. Track three trend lines, not one blended average.
Independence
North Dakota PD is independent. Praxis is an ETS trademark.
Paper timing drills
If you cannot afford another online set, use companion sample questions with a kitchen timer. Record minutes per item instead of only right versus wrong. Core Reading rewards steady pace; Core Math rewards deciding when to skip and return.
Group study pitfalls
Study groups help for 5723 grammar disputes and 5733 procedure checks. Avoid letting friends dictate answers without citing companion pages. Debates should end with page numbers from the PDF.
Essay self-rating for 5723
When no human grader exists, compare your essays to companion sample responses. Score yourself on clarity, organization, and grammar, not on fancy vocabulary.
Quiet vs noisy practice
Centers allow limited noise. Practice at least half your sets with low background sound so minor distractions on test day do not break concentration during long Reading passages.
Mixed practice warnings
Vendors sometimes sell a generic Core combined practice test that does not separate scores by code. North Dakota evaluates 5713, 5723, and 5733 individually for qualifying purposes unless you use the composite rule. Avoid products that hide per-code results.
Tracking three codes at once
Use a spreadsheet with tabs for 5713, 5723, and 5733. Note practice vendor, date, scaled result, and weakest objective bucket. Composite candidates watch the sum only after each tab clears floors.
Weekend intensive caution
Cramming three full practice tests into one weekend inflates scores through short-term memory. Space full-length sets across separate study days so misses reflect stable gaps.
Scratch paper plans
Core Reading scratch work is not scored, but proctors may limit sheets. Practice summarizing paragraphs in fewer words so you need less paper during the live appointment.
Warm-up drills
Ten-minute grammar sprints the morning of 5723 practice can activate rules without exhausting you before essays. Keep warm-ups under twenty minutes so they do not steal time from full timed sets.
ETS interactive practice SKUs
ETS lists separate interactive Praxis Core practice products for 5713, 5723, and 5733 on storehome (November 2026). Each SKU mirrors the item types named in that code's Study Companion. Buy only the code you are testing next so your timer matches live section lengths.
Sources checked November 2026
North Dakota Core floors from ESPB testing information; practice products from ETS Praxis store; score targets from ETS qualifying scores.
Quick answers
Are free ETS materials enough?
The Study Companion is free and required reading. ETS also sells interactive practice per Core code; many candidates pass using only those tools.
Do unofficial tests use the same questions?
No vendor outside ETS uses live items. Third-party tests approximate format and timing only.