Free Geometry Tests for High School Math Students

Practice Exams from RegentsPrep.org

The State of New York has a high school standardized test series called the Regents exams, which assess students' ability in various subjects, including math. The practice exams and study materials listed here for the geometry Regents exam can be useful to any high school geometry student. Regardless of where you live, your child can use these as supplemental materials to prepare for school math tests.

You'll find both hard copy exams to print out and online-only resources. Three full-length exams are offered, as well as review lessons and games focusing on specific areas of geometry, such as quadrilaterals or conic sections. All the materials are free and none of it requires password verification.

North Carolina State High School Math Contest Materials

These free math tests and answer keys are taken from recent North Carolina high school math contests. Several geometry exams can be found, as well as algebra I and II. The materials available here mostly come in PDF format, and must be printed, rather than filled in on the computer. The tests offered are from years 2000-2011, and the geometry exam sections have 40 questions. If your child is able to master these tests, he or she will probably be in good shape for most geometry assessments given at school.

High School Geometry Lessons from OnlineMathLearning.com

These free math videos cover many topics of high school geometry, and can be a useful part of test prep. In the lessons, a teacher stands in a well-lit room before a white board and explains a certain geometry topic. Some of the topics discussed are angles, isometrics, parallel planes and lines, inductive reasoning and adjacent angles. These videos may be helpful if your child finds his or her own teacher confusing; this provides a second chance to grasp concepts before having to take an exam.