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Though this is (reportedly) the last year the New York State Regents exams will look the way they currently do (the standards and therefore the assessments are changing) there remain some online resources for preparing for success on the New York English 11 Regents. One that has been useful in years past is used in the past is the interactive versions of released tests posted by the Texas Education Agency.

The Student Assessment Division of the Texas Education Agency (TEA) has developed interactive online versions of the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS) and the TAKS–Modified (TAKS–M) released tests. In the development of the online tests, every effort was made to ensure that each test question is identical to the test questions in the printed test booklets. Don't let the year of adminstartion for these exams fool you, the types of questions asked on the English Comprehension TAKS tests are VERY similar to those currently asked on the New York State Regents.

Texas Education Agency Released Tests

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2000
Spring 2000 TAAS (Texas) Reading Online Test containing four selections (three fiction and two non-fiction) and 48 multiple choice questions.

Writing Part 1 section of the Spring 2000 Exit Level TAAS containing 40 multiple choice questions all dealing with grammar, word choice, sentence structure and proofreading.

Revising and Editing section of the Spring 2000 English II EOC Online Exam (Texas) containing 40 multiple choice questions all dealing with grammar, word choice, sentence structure and proofreading.


2001
Writing Part 1 section of the Spring 2001 Exit Level TAAS containing 40 multiple choice questions all dealing with grammar, word choice, sentence structure and proofreading.


2002
Writing Part 1 section of the Spring 2002 Exit Level TAAS containing 40 multiple choice questions all dealing with grammar, word choice, sentence structure and proofreading.


2003
Reading & Written Composition section of the Spring 2003 TAKS (Texas) Grade 9 Online Test containing four selections (three fiction and two non-fiction) and 48 multiple choice questions.

Reading & Written Composition section of the Spring 2003 TAKS (Texas) Grade 10 Online Test containing four selections (three fiction and two non-fiction) and 48 multiple choice questions.

Reading & Written Composition section of the Spring 2003 TAKS (Texas) Grade 11 Online Test from containing four selections (three fiction and two non-fiction) and 48 multiple choice questions.


2005
SDAA Spring 2005 Level 9 ELA Reading (Texas) containing four selections (three fiction and two non-fiction) and 30 multiple choice questions.

SDAA Spring 2005 Level 10 ELA Reading (Texas) containing four selections (three fiction and two non-fiction) and 42 multiple choice questions.


2006
READING SECTION of the Spring 2006 TAKS (Texas) Grade 9 containing four selections (three fiction and two non-fiction) and 36 multiple choice questions.

READING SECTION of the Spring 2006 TAKS (Texas) Grade 10 containing four selections (three fiction and two non-fiction) and 48 multiple choice questions.

READING SECTION of the Spring 2006 TAKS (Texas) Grade 11 containing four selections (three fiction and two non-fiction) and 48 multiple choice questions.