How do you take a quiz on Accelerated Reader?

Answer 1

You will have to contact your school district - Each one has it's own hosting facilities.
We can not tell you where to log on, what website to go to, how to download necessary software, and you will not find any answers to any tests either.

Schools that use Renaissance Place™ with the Accelerated Reader™ Enterprise Edition, you will have access to Home Connect. Schools or districts can grant access to Home Connect by sending a letter generated through the Home Connect tab in Renaissance Place, which contains the necessary login information. Home Connect allows students and their families to log in from home to monitor Accelerated Reader progress.

Source: renlearn.com

from other contributors:

• AR tests are only at elementary schools.
  

• You can only take the test with a teacher you will also need to have your teacher do it with you
• According to Renaissance Learning customer service, they do not make these test available to homeschoolers. They explained that it had to do with the pricing being geared towards the school system. They may be reached at (800) 338-4204.

Answer 2

You will have to contact your school district - Each one has it's own hosting facilities.We can not tell you where to log on, what website to go to, how to download necessary software, and you will not find any answers to any tests either.

You must contact your school if they use Renaissance Place™ with the Accelerated Reader™ Enterprise Edition, you will have access to Home Connect. Schools or districts can grant access to Home Connect by sending a letter generated through the Home Connect tab in Renaissance Place, which contains the necessary login information. Home Connect allows students and their families to log in from home to monitor Accelerated Reader progress.

Source: renlearn.com

To access this resource, click or type in the address that your school provides you. In the menu, click on the word "Student". Follow the prompts to login using your same username and password from school.

Taking Tests: Once logged in, choose "Take a Quiz," then in the next screen, choose "Take a Reading Practice Quiz." A search tool will appear. Search by title, author, or by test number, which is the back of some school library books. If the title doesn't appear, try searching by the author's last name. Remember, most titles are listed without a beginning "the." Quizzes may only be taken once.
To take an accelerated reader test at Mountain View Elementary School, you should ask the child's teacher what the log in information is. Each school has their own individual software and site.
first you read the book as many times as you want and then you test and you get a good grade

Answer 3

You have to go to the website.

There is a time limit though. It won't let you take a test before like 8am or after 5pm. When you get there you click on student and then type in your username and password.
Ask at school for website
To take the test at home, find out the information to log in from the student's teacher. Then, the test can be taken on a tablet, laptop, or computer.
Each school will have its own site and login information. To take the test at home on a laptop or tablet, a parent or student must first get the information from their teacher.
An accelerated reader test may be taken at home if the password and login has been given to the student. The tests can be taken on a computer, laptop, or tablet.

Answer 4

Students do not have access to AR tests so read the book and take a

practice test using another website. This will give you confidence and

increase your reading comprehension on the book.

http://BookTestOnline.com

http://BookAdventure.com

and others have practice book tests. Hope this helps!

Answer 5

You can check your school website for a list of books and their points. Pick a book and read it. Write chapter summaries for each chapter. Review the summaries and then you are ready to take the test.

Answer 6

Accelerated Reader (AR) tests are taken in the classroom. Some school districts offer the service at home. Check with the school district you are registered in.