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Grade 8 · Virginia Standards of Learning

Grade 8 Virginia SOL
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Free Science & Math & Reading practice built from real VDOE released SOL questions. Work topic by topic or simulate the real test — with built-in accommodations for every learner.

650+
Grade 8 questions
275+
Math questions
325+
Reading questions
50+
Science questions

What Grade 8 SOL covers

Every topic below is aligned to the current Virginia SOL for Grade 8. Practice any one on its own, or mix them in a full-length test.

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Grade 8 Science

52 questions
  • SOL PS.1Scientific Investigation
  • SOL PS.2Matter And Atomic Structure
  • SOL PS.3Chemical Reactions
  • SOL PS.4States Of Matter
  • SOL PS.5Waves, Sound, And Light
  • SOL PS.10Force And Motion
  • SOL PS.7Work, Power, And Machines
  • SOL PS.8Energy Transformations
  • SOL PS.9Electricity And Magnetism
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Grade 8 Math

291 questions
  • SOL 8.1Real Numbers And Irrational Numbers
  • SOL 8.2Exponents And Scientific Notation
  • SOL 8.14Linear Equations
  • SOL 8.15Slope And Linear Functions
  • SOL 8.16Systems Of Equations
  • SOL 8.9Pythagorean Theorem
  • SOL 8.5Geometry — Angle Relationships
  • SOL 8.7Geometry — Transformations
  • SOL 8.12Statistics And Scatter Plots
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Grade 8 Reading

326 questions
  • SOL 8.4Vocabulary And Etymology
  • SOL 8.5Fiction Comprehension
  • SOL 8.6Nonfiction And Rhetoric
  • SOL 8.7Poetry And Drama
  • SOL 8.8Informational And Media Texts
  • SOL 8.9Research And Synthesis

Grade 8 sample questions

Straight from official Virginia DOE released SOL tests. This is exactly what your child will practice — free, with no signup required to preview.

Grade 8 · Math✓ Real VDOE released

Which of these is a true statement?

  • 2 × 10⁻² > 2 × 10²
  • 3.1 × 10³ = 3,100
  • 2.5 × 10⁻² = 250
  • 0.235 < 2.35 × 10⁻²
Grade 8 · Math✓ Real VDOE released

What value of x makes the following statement true? 19 = 5x + 4

  • 23
  • 15
  • 4
  • 3
Grade 8 · Math✓ Real VDOE released

Which is closest to the height of a cone that has a slant height of 16 inches and a radius of 6 inches?

  • 10 in.
  • 14.8 in.
  • 20 in.
  • 17.1 in.

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