WASSCE
Timed mock tests and flashcards for WASSCE, with an explanation for every question.
- 1Subjects
- 2Topics
- 24Questions
- 1Decks
Flashcard decks
WASSCE Core English Vocabulary & Grammar
Essential WASSCE Lexis, structure rules, antonyms/synonyms, and idiomatic expressions.
Syllabus outline
Browse subjects and topics, then practise topic by topic.
Studying in Ireland
A guide to schooling in Ireland, the Junior Cycle, the Leaving Certificate, how grades work, CAO applications and further education.
Ireland has 6 exams on GetMyMockTest, including Leaving Cert Ireland and Junior Cycle, with 2,231 practice questions in total.
WASSCE is one of the exams students in Ireland practise, next to Leaving Cert Ireland and Junior Cycle.
What is the Leaving Certificate?
The Leaving Certificate is the national school-leaving exam in Ireland. Students usually take it at the end of sixth year, and its results are used to apply to universities and colleges through the CAO.
- School exams and leaving cert
- International exams
- English and study abroad
Education in Ireland: school stages, the Leaving Certificate and college entry
WASSCE practice, answered
- Is WASSCE practice on GetMyMockTest free?
- Yes. All WASSCE questions, explanations, mock tests and flashcards are free, with no plans or paywalls. A free account is only needed to save your results, save decks or download a PDF.
- How many WASSCE mock tests are there?
- There is 1 timed mock test for WASSCE, with 20 questions in total, for example WASSCE English Language Practice 1.
- How long are WASSCE mock tests?
- Our WASSCE tests run on a live timer and last 35 minutes. When you submit, you see your score and a full review with an explanation for every question.
- What does WASSCE practice cover?
- 1 subject: English Language, with 2 topics such as Grammar, Lexis and Comprehension and Grammatical Structures, Idioms and Vocabulary. Every topic has its own page of questions with answers.
- Does every WASSCE question have an explanation?
- Yes. Every question comes with an explanation, and you can open any question on its own page to read it.