How it works
This OSAT Spanish practice test is free, unofficial and not affiliated with Oklahoma's Office of Educational Quality and Accountability or Pearson. Its 46 questions of our own follow the six selected-response competencies of Spanish, field 119.
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OSAT Spanish (119): the three selected-response subareas
The framework on the CEOE site, read October 12, 2026, weighs Interpretive Listening 24% of the test, Interpretive Reading 23%, and Language Acquisition and Instruction 23%. Our questions split 16, 15 and 15. The spoken messages are printed here as transcripts.
Writing and speaking
The other 30% is two constructed-response assignments, Presentational Writing and Presentational Speaking, 15% each. Nothing here practices them, and the exam on this page has no clock because the real 4 hours cover those assignments too.
Oklahoma's own standards
Competency 0006 names the Oklahoma Standards for World Languages, so eight questions rest on the state's standards document: its five goals, its three modes of communication and its proficiency ranges.
- The test page lists a headset with microphone for the listening questions and the speaking assignment, and an on-screen character selector for the writing assignment.
Questions and answers
How many questions are on the OSAT Spanish (119) test?
The test page gives 65 selected-response questions and 2 constructed-response assignments, with 4 hours of testing after a 15-minute tutorial.
What is the passing score for OSAT Spanish?
The test page gives 240. The writing and speaking assignments count toward it, so a number right on these questions cannot be turned into that score, and no pass verdict is shown.
Is there an OSAT Spanish study guide?
Yes. The CEOE site has a study guide for Spanish (119), and its test design and framework section is the outline this page follows. None of the guide's sample questions is repeated or reworded here.