WPS Written Test study plan

Diagnose baseline grammar accuracy by completing a 40-item self-written error-identification set and logging every miss by error type

Classify each missed item into one of six categories: subject-verb agreement, pronoun reference, modifier placement, tense consistency, parallelism, or idiom

Rank the six error categories from most to least frequent and commit the top three to a written remediation list

Review the eight most common punctuation marks and write one original sentence demonstrating each correctly

Drill subject-verb agreement and pronoun reference by correcting 60 original sentences and recording the rule violated in each

Rewrite 20 run-on or fragmented sentences into grammatically complete versions

Map the exam's section order, timing, and item counts into a one-page timing table with per-item second budgets

Take one timed 30-item mixed grammar set and compare accuracy against your week-1 baseline

Correct 50 sentences involving dangling and misplaced modifiers, stating the intended logical subject for each

Apply parallelism rules to 30 list and comparison sentences and rewrite each faulty one

Practice the sentence-correction strategy of reading the full sentence before comparing answer choices on 25 items

Identify and eliminate three recurring distractor patterns you personally fall for, with a written example of each

Annotate five 400-word passages by marking main idea, supporting evidence, and author's attitude in the margin

Answer 40 inference and main-idea questions while writing a one-line justification for each chosen answer

Build a 60-word vocabulary log of exam-level words with original context sentences rather than dictionary definitions

Practice eliminating answer choices that are true but not supported by the passage on 20 questions

Analyze passage structure across four text types: argument, narrative, expository, and business memo

Answer 30 vocabulary-in-context questions and record why each distractor fails

Distinguish tone and attitude words by sorting 40 adjectives into positive, neutral, and negative columns

Summarize three passages in exactly two sentences each to test comprehension compression

Draft four workplace documents: a status email, a meeting summary, a short proposal, and a policy notice

Revise each draft for conciseness by cutting at least 20 percent of word count without losing meaning

Apply formal register conventions by removing contractions, slang, and hedging from all four drafts

Proofread the drafts for comma splices, apostrophe errors, and inconsistent capitalization

Complete two full-length timed practice exams under strict time limits and record section-by-section scores

Audit every wrong answer from both exams and tag it to a domain and an error category

Practice the exam-day sequence of skipping and returning to hard items on at least 10 flagged questions

Rewrite two business documents to match audience and purpose shifts, such as peer versus executive

Re-drill only the top five error categories from your week-7 fix list across 50 targeted items

Take one final timed full-length exam and compare each section against week-7 scores

Review your punctuation and style rules sheet and correct 20 deliberately flawed sentences

Finalize a one-page exam-day strategy card covering timing, guessing policy, and review order