GACE Art Practice Test

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What’s on the Test?

Questions: 100
Time limit: 2.5 hours

 
The GACE Art (726) test contains 100 multiple-choice questions and is timed at 2.5 hours.

The exam is split into four testlets, which are taken in separate testing sessions (but can be taken on the same day if you’d like).


Elements of Art and Principles of Design (314)
20 questions | 30 minutes

  • Understanding art elements and design principles
  • Characteristics and qualities of art elements and design principles
  • Comparing and contrasting different artworks
  • Analyzing how arty elements and design principles have been used to create and communicate meaning in given artworks
  • Creating appropriate instruction

Art Media, Tools, Technologies, Techniques, Terminology, and Processes (315)
40 questions | 1 hour

  • Media, tools, technologies, techniques, terminology, and processes used in drawing and painting
  • Media, tools, technologies, techniques, terminology, and processes used in photography and printmaking
  • Media, tools, technologies, techniques, terminology, and processes used in sculpture, ceramics, metalcrafts, fabrics, and fashion
  • Media, tools, technologies, techniques, terminology, and processes used in graphic design, digital design, and filmmaking

Visual Arts in Historical and Cultural Context (316)
20 questions | 30 minutes

  • Terminology and characteristics of art from around the world throughout history
  • Understanding how art relates to its various contexts

Aesthetics, Art Criticism, and Connections (317)
20 questions | 30 minutes

  • Aesthetic theories and terminologies
  • Various approaches of art criticism
  • Ways that visual arts are related and connected to other disciplines
  • How life skills are developed through studying and producing art

How to Register

To get started with the registration process, you’ll need to create a MyPSC account on the GaPSC website. You should receive a Georgia Certification ID (GA CERT ID) during this process, which you’ll use for identification throughout the registration and testing process.

The next step is to create an Evaluation Systems GACE account. This account will allow you to register for the exam and pay the testing fee(s). If you take each subtest separately, the fee is $42.50 for each testlet. If you take all four testlets together, the fee is $169.

GACE Art Study Guide and Flashcards

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Study Guide

How the Exam is Scored

The GACE Art test is scored using a scaled scoring method. Here’s how it works:

Scaled Scoring
For every question you answer correctly, you get one point added to your raw score. At the end of the test, your final raw score will be converted to a scaled score.

You’ll need to get a final score of at least 220 to pass the exam.

 
The reason your raw score is converted to a scaled score is because everyone that takes the test is given a slightly different set of questions. Since everyone has a different arrangement of questions, and because some questions are harder than others, converting your raw score to a scaled score ensures a more even playing field.

Retaking the Exam

If you don’t get the score you want on your first try, that’s okay! You can take the exam again after a mandatory 30-day waiting period.

FAQs

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How many questions are on the GACE Art exam?

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The exam contains 100 questions.

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What is the time limit for the GACE Art exam?

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The exam is timed at 2.5 hours.

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What is the passing score for the GACE Art exam?

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You’ll need to get a final scaled score of at least 220 to pass.

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How much does the GACE Art exam cost?

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The full testing fee is $169.

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