There are 20 questions for the computer-adaptive Reading Placement Test. Of the 20 questions, 8 will be set-based, while 12 are discrete questions. In addition to being computer-adaptive, there are two optional COMPANION forms associated with this test. There are 40 questions for each COMPANION form. The questions on the Reading test will concentrate on the informational content of text (information and ideas), craft and structure of writing (rhetoric), combine several sources of information (synthesis), and figuring out the definition of words and sentences based on their context (vocabulary). There are 25 questions for the computer-adaptive Writing Placement Test. Of the 25 questions, 5 will be based on a literary set, while 20 are based on informational sets. In addition to being computer-adaptive, there are two optional COMPANION forms associated with this test. There are 40 questions for each COMPANION form. The questions on the Writing test will concentrate on development, organization, effective language use, sentence structure, and conventions of usage and punctuation. There are 20 questions for the computer-adaptive Arithmetic Placement Test. In addition to being computer-adaptive, there are two optional COMPANION forms for pre-testing and post-testing, that are associated with this test. There are 40 questions for each COMPANION form. For questions that require the use of a calculator, an onscreen one will appear. Examinees are not allowed to bring their own calculators. The questions on the Arithmetic test will concentrate on whole number, fraction, and decimal operations, percent, and number comparisons and equivalents. There are 20 questions for the computer-adaptive Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra, and Statistics Placement Test. In addition to being computer-adaptive, there are two optional COMPANION forms for pre-testing and post-testing, that are associated with this test. There are 40 questions for each COMPANION form. For questions that require the use of a calculator on the computer-adaptive assessment, an onscreen one will appear. Examinees are not allowed to bring their own calculators. For COMPANION form questions that require a calculator, examinees are allowed to use a four-function calculator. The questions on the Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra, and Statistics Placement test will concentrate on rational numbers, ratio and proportional relationships, exponents, algebraic expressions, linear equations, linear applications and graphs, probability and sets, descriptive statistics, and geometry concepts related to Pre-Algebra and Algebra 1. There are 20 questions for the computer-adaptive Advanced Algebra and Functions Placement Test. In addition to being computer-adaptive, there are two optional COMPANION forms for pre-testing and post-testing, that are associated with this test. There are 40 questions for each COMPANION form. For questions that require the use of a calculator on the computer-adaptive assessment, an onscreen one will appear. Examinees are not allowed to bring their own calculators. For COMPANION form questions that require a calculator, examinees are allowed to use a four-function calculator. The questions on the Advanced Algebra and Functions Placement test will concentrate on linear equations, linear applications and graphs, factoring, quadratics, functions, radical and rational equations, polynomial equations, exponential and logarithmic equations, trigonometry, and geometry concepts related to Algebra 1 and Algebra 2. The amount of time you have to complete the tests varies from institution to institution.