FTCE General Knowledge Test · Mathematics Subtest

FTCE General Knowledge Math Practice Test: Free GKT Math Prep

Review FTCE General Knowledge Math with practice, topic lessons, and study tools. Start with number sense and rational numbers, ratios, percents, and rates, exponents, radicals, and scientific notation, then use your practice results to choose the next skill.

FTCE GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MATH — original handwritten comic illustration.

What is the FTCE General Knowledge math subtest?

The FTCE General Knowledge Test is one way Florida teacher candidates show general knowledge for certification. It has four subtests: Essay, English Language Skills, Reading and Mathematics. The Mathematics subtest (828) has about 35 multiple-choice questions in 1 hour 40 minutes on computer. An on-screen four-function calculator and a reference sheet are provided. You need a scaled score of at least 200 to pass, under passing scores in effect since January 1, 2025.

Questions and time
About 35 multiple-choice questions, 1 hour 40 minutes
Passing score
Scaled score of at least 200 per subtest
Calculator
On-screen four-function calculator and math reference sheet provided; no personal calculators
Retakes
Wait 31 calendar days after a test or subtest

Source: FTCE official information. Rules and dates can change, so confirm with the official site or your test center.

MEET THE TEST · CHOOSE YOUR NEXT SKILL

Your FTCE Math review, at a glance.

Explore the Math skills below and open the lessons or practice. This is a study map for the resources on this page; confirm your exact test and requirements before choosing materials.

Number skills

Review operations, fractions, decimals, ratios, and percents.

Skills to review
  • Number Sense and Rational Numbers
  • Ratios, Percents, and Rates

Open the study resources

Algebra & relationships

Translate a problem, work with equations, and interpret relationships.

Skills to review
  • Exponents, Radicals, and Scientific Notation
  • Expressions, Equations, and Inequalities
  • Functions
  • Polynomials and Quadratics

Open the study resources

Geometry & measurement

Read a diagram, choose a formula, and keep units consistent.

Skills to review
  • Coordinate Geometry and Lines
  • Geometry and Measurement

Open the study resources

Data & reasoning

Read tables and graphs, then check what the result means.

Skills to review
  • Data, Statistics, and Probability

Open the study resources

FTCE General Knowledge Math: Free Practice Test, Lessons & Worksheets: a free, printable set covering the topics you will see on the test, with answer keys included, so you can practice each topic one skill at a time and check your own work before test day.

FTCE Math Practice Tests

Six complete, timed FTCE General Knowledge Mathematics practice tests – 35 questions each. Each opens right here in a popup, keeps time, scores instantly, and gives weak-area lesson links, complete explanations, and the recommended FTCE book and bundle path.

Use a test first, then study the lowest topic areas from your result report before retaking another version.


Jump into FTCE General Knowledge Math

Free · Timed · Instant scoreChoose an FTCE General Knowledge Math Practice TestSix full, timed exam simulations with instant scoring, topic-by-topic breakdowns, lesson links, and full step-by-step solutions.Choose a test →

Practice, learn, then review formulas.Start with a printable worksheet, open the matching lesson when a skill needs support, then use the FTCE General Knowledge Math formula guide below for final review.

FTCE General Knowledge Math Skill Quizzes

Short, focused quizzes, pick one skill, answer 10 questions, get instant scoring and full step-by-step solutions. Each opens right here in a popup.

Quick checks for selected Math skills.Built from the Grade 6-8 and Algebra 1 math skills that match FTCE General Knowledge Math foundations.


FTCE General Knowledge Math Topics: Learn, Practice, and Quiz

Choose a topic, open its worksheet for printable practice, then take a short quiz from the same row.

102 topics · worksheets · quizzes






Why trust Effortless Math?

Join students who study with a clearer path

This test prep online center is part of the Effortless Math library for FTCE General Knowledge Math. We connect lessons, worksheets, practice tests, books, and tools so students can study with a clearer next step.

Last updated: June 1, 2026
Students working together on math practice
Since 2014Helping students build math confidence and prepare for exams.
7,000+Worksheets, books, practice resources, and learning publications.
Over 1,000,000 and countingMore learners join every day.
Free first stepsWorksheets, flashcards, practice tests, and topic lessons.
Authored for learnersResources are written in student-friendly language, with examples before heavier practice whenever possible.
Reviewed for usefulnessPages are checked for topic fit, internal links, answer support, product relevance, and learning sequence.
Commercial links are separatedBooks and paid resources are recommended as next steps after free practice paths, not as the only way forward.

This is an independent Effortless Math FTCE General Knowledge Math preparation online center. Official exam, standards, or curriculum owners do not endorse this page.

Test-first path

Start With A Practice Test

Begin with FTCE General Knowledge Math practice step, use the result to find weak skills, then review the matching lesson, worksheet, or flashcards before trying again.

Start the timed test

1

Take a diagnostic first

Start with mixed practice. Mark every missed question by topic instead of only looking at the score.

Start FTCE General Knowledge Math practice

2

Know what is tested

Use the outline or official structure to see which skills matter most before adding more study time.

See what is tested

3

Fix one weak skill

Choose one target, such as Arithmetic, and practice it before returning to a full mixed set.

Find weak-skill fixes

4

Move into lessons or books

After the first test, use lessons, flashcards, worksheets, or the recommended book path for structure.

Open the full course

FTCE General Knowledge Math Snapshot

Best first step
Take a short practice set and mark every miss by topic.
Study sequence
Review one weak skill, practice it, then return to mixed questions.
Book path
Choose a step-by-step study guide if you need help with the basics; use workbooks or practice-test books for additional review.

FTCE General Knowledge Math Skills Worth Reviewing

This section gives students a practical way to decide what to fix next when a full practice set feels overwhelming.

1

Arithmetic

If vocabulary, setup, or calculation makes this skill difficult, work through a short focused set before moving on.

Fix this skill

2

Fractions

If vocabulary, setup, or calculation makes this skill difficult, work through a short focused set before moving on.

Fix this skill

3

Algebra

If vocabulary, setup, or calculation makes this skill difficult, work through a short focused set before moving on.

Fix this skill

4

Geometry

If vocabulary, setup, or calculation makes this skill difficult, work through a short focused set before moving on.

Fix this skill

5

Data

If vocabulary, setup, or calculation makes this skill difficult, work through a short focused set before moving on.

Fix this skill

Choose Your FTCE General Knowledge Math Prep Tool

Different students need different entry points. This toolbox gives FTCE General Knowledge Math review, practice, strategy, and next-step resources a clear place on the page.

Start here

FTCE General Knowledge Math Course

Use the full FTCE General Knowledge Math course when students need lessons before practice.

Open ftce general knowledge math course

Practice

Free FTCE General Knowledge Math Practice Test

Start with a timed practice set or mixed review to find weak areas.

Open free ftce general knowledge math practice test

Strategy

FTCE General Knowledge Math Study Guide

Use the recommended study guide path when students need structure and printed practice.

Open ftce general knowledge math study guide

Review

FTCE General Knowledge Math Practice Plan

Turn missed questions into a small weekly review loop.

Open ftce general knowledge math practice plan

FTCE General Knowledge Math Practice Paths

Practice is most useful when students know which stack to pick. These paths turn the resource library into a clear sequence.

Foundations Path

Use this path when a student is just getting oriented with FTCE General Knowledge Math.

  • Arithmetic
  • Fractions

Open practice path

Core Skills Path

Use this path for the skills that usually decide FTCE General Knowledge Math confidence.

  • Algebra
  • Geometry

Open practice path

Mixed Practice Path

Use this path when the student is ready to connect skills in mixed practice.

  • Data
  • Pacing

Open practice path

Free Resources And Printables

Put the most useful FTCE General Knowledge Math resources one click away: guides, practice pages, worksheets, and review tools.

Free guide

FTCE General Knowledge Math Course

Use the full FTCE General Knowledge Math course when students need lessons before practice.

Open resource

Practice

Free FTCE General Knowledge Math Practice Test

Start with a timed practice set or mixed review to find weak areas.

Open resource

Strategy

FTCE General Knowledge Math Study Guide

Use the recommended study guide path when students need structure and printed practice.

Open resource

Worksheet

FTCE General Knowledge Math Practice Plan

Turn missed questions into a small weekly review loop.

Open resource

Study Snapshot

Best first step

Take a short practice set and mark every miss by topic.

Study sequence

Review one weak skill, practice it, then return to mixed questions.

Book path

Choose a step-by-step study guide if you need help with the basics; use workbooks or practice-test books for additional review.

FTCE General Knowledge Math Skill Map

Use this as the online center checklist. Choose a skill that needs work, practice it, then return for the next topic.

  • Arithmetic, number sense, and operations
  • Fractions, decimals, percents, ratios, and rates
  • Algebra, equations, inequalities, and word problems
  • Geometry, measurement, area, volume, and coordinate geometry
  • Data, statistics, probability, and graphs
  • Pacing, answer choice strategy, and test-day confidence

Free Practice And Guides

These links keep each online center connected to existing Effortless Math articles, topic pages, worksheets, and flashcards.

FTCE General Knowledge Math Course

Use the full FTCE General Knowledge Math course when students need lessons before practice.

Free FTCE General Knowledge Math Practice Test

Start with a timed practice set or mixed review to find weak areas.

FTCE General Knowledge Math Study Guide

Use the recommended study guide path when students need structure and printed practice.

FTCE General Knowledge Math Practice Plan

Turn missed questions into a small weekly review loop.

Choose The Right FTCE General Knowledge Math Book

Start with the For Beginners or best first study guide, then use workbooks, full tests, and bundles for extra practice.

FTCE General Knowledge Math Study Roadmap

Use this roadmap to move from a first practice set to focused review and mixed practice.

Step 1

Set the baseline

Open the main FTCE General Knowledge Math starter resource and mark the skills that feel slow or uncertain.

Use this resource

Step 2

Practice one skill family

Choose one topic cluster from the skill map and work it until the steps feel predictable.

Use this resource

Step 3

Add mixed review

Move from isolated questions into mixed practice so the student learns when to use each strategy.

Use this resource

Step 4

Use test-mode practice

Finish with timed or cumulative practice, then turn every miss into the next review target.

Use this resource

FTCE General Knowledge Math FAQ

How many questions are on the FTCE General Knowledge math test?

The Mathematics subtest (828) has about 35 multiple-choice questions. You get 1 hour and 40 minutes of testing time. The test is computer-based, and your total appointment time is longer than the testing time because of tutorials and check-in steps.

What score do you need to pass the FTCE GK math subtest?

You need a scaled score of at least 200. Florida approved new passing scores for all GK subtests in November 2024, and they took effect January 1, 2025. To pass the full GK test, you must pass all four subtests, but you can pass them one at a time.

Do you get a calculator on the FTCE GK math test?

Yes. An on-screen four-function calculator is available, and a mathematics reference sheet is provided. You may not bring your own calculator. Since the calculator only does basic operations, practice algebra, fractions and percent problems by hand and with a simple calculator.

How do I prepare for the GKT math test?

Start by reviewing the official competencies on the FTCE site, then take a timed practice test to find weak areas. Study one skill at a time, check your answers with worked solutions, and use the official reference sheet while you practice. Finish with timed sets of 35 questions in 100 minutes.

Can you retake just the math subtest of the FTCE GK?

Yes. You can register for only the subtest you still need. You must wait 31 calendar days after your last attempt before retesting. The single-subtest fee is $32.50. A passing GK score counts for certification if earned within 10 years of your application.

What should I practice first for FTCE General Knowledge Math?

Start with Arithmetic, number sense, and operations. Then use a short mixed practice set to see which skill should come next.

How should I use this FTCE General Knowledge Math Online Center?

Begin with the main starting resource, choose one weak skill from the map, practice it, then return to the online center for the next topic or a timed review.

Are there free resources on this page?

Yes. The online center links to free Effortless Math resources such as FTCE General Knowledge Math Course, Free FTCE General Knowledge Math Practice Test, FTCE General Knowledge Math Study Guide.

Which FTCE General Knowledge Math skills matter most?

The highest-value areas include Arithmetic, number sense, and operations; Fractions, decimals, percents, ratios, and rates; Algebra, equations, inequalities, and word problems. Use the skill map as a checklist rather than trying to study everything at once.

When should I use a book or workbook?

Use a book when the student needs a structured sequence, repeated practice, or a printed path that is easier to follow than scattered online links.

Related Online Centers

Make This Your FTCE General Knowledge Math Starting Point

Bookmark this online center, choose one weak area, and use the linked practice pages and books to move from scattered review to a clear study path.

Begin now

A USEFUL NEXT STEP

FTCE General Knowledge Math: study questions

What can I study in this FTCE General Knowledge Math Online Center?

Use this page to review number sense and rational numbers, ratios, percents, and rates, exponents, radicals, and scientific notation, expressions, equations, and inequalities. Open a topic lesson or quiz, review an error, and return to mixed practice. The resources are independent preparation materials.

How should I use the FTCE General Knowledge Math resources?

Choose a topic or practice activity from this Online Center. Review the linked explanation, try the practice, and use the result to decide what to study next. Check each resource’s directions for its format and access requirements.

Resources from Effortless Math · Editorial standards