Illustrative questions for high school graduation exams 2025

Illustrative questions for high school graduation exams 2025:

From 2025, the 2025 high school graduation exam will include 2 compulsory subjects (Math, Literature) and 2 elective subjects out of 9 subjects, including Foreign Languages, History, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography, Economic and Legal Education, Information Technology, and Technology.

The sample test with the new format structure was tested by the Ministry of Education and Training in the following provinces and cities: Hanoi, Hai Phong, Ninh Binh, Gia Lai, Thai Nguyen with nearly 5,000 students participating.

Structure and number of questions for high school graduation exams 2025.

The results of the test format structure test were analyzed according to classical and modern testing theories as recommended by theEducational Testing Service (ETS).

Based on the analysis of the test results, the Ministry of Education and Training invited experts (authors of the new general education program, textbook authors, lecturers and experienced teachers) to work together to perfect the exam format structure and sample questions for publication.

At this time, the general education program is only implemented up to grade 11, so the knowledge content used in the illustrative questions is mainly from grades 10 and 11.

In the plan to organize the 2025 high school graduation exam, Literature will be tested in the form of essays on paper, other subjects will be tested in the form of objective multiple-choice tests on paper.

For multiple-choice exams, there are up to 3 types of multiple-choice test questions used in the exam:

Multiple choice questions (this format has been used for many years in Vietnam). According to the exam format from 2025, Foreign Language subjects will only use this format. The remaining multiple choice subjects will have a part using this format.

Multiple choice questions in True/False format, each question has 4 ideas, candidates must answer True/False for each idea of the question. This format requires candidates to have comprehensive capacity, knowledge and skills to achieve maximum score, limiting the use of "tricks" to choose answers from noisy options like in multiple choice test format. The probability of randomly scoring the maximum score is 1/16, 4 times smaller than the current multiple choice test format.

Short answer multiple choice questions: This format is similar to the essay question format, and is evaluated through the final result that the candidate must fill in on the answer sheet. This format requires candidates to have solid knowledge and skills, and limits the use of "tricks" to choose answers from confusing options like in multiple choice tests.

"The two new multiple-choice test formats, through practical testing, have been shown to be suitable for designing exams in the direction of assessing capacity, while improving the ability to classify candidates," the Ministry of Education and Training assessed. The exam time for each subject is 120 minutes for Literature; 90 minutes for Math; and 50 minutes for other subjects.

Ha Cuong

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