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GACE American Sign Language (419) Practice Tests

The GACE American Sign Language (419) assessment is NOT administered by Pearson and has no selected-response content to practice. It is the ASLPI (American Sign Language Proficiency Interview), a 20-25 minute video-recorded interview administered entirely by Gallaudet University. Performance is scored holistically on a 0-5 proficiency scale; a score of 3 or higher is required to pass. There is no practice-question bank for this assessment — candidates should prepare through conversational ASL practice, not selected-response study.

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Questions
22 min
Time limit
3
Pass score
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Praxis GACE American Sign Language (419): Test at a Glance

Key facts directly from the official ETS test specifications.

Test Code
419
GACE
Total Questions
0
Selected-response
Time Limit
22 min
Computer-delivered
Passing Score
3
Scaled; varies by state
Registration Fee
$130
Paid to ETS at registration
Content Areas
1
Official blueprint
Score Reporting
5 wks
After test date
Delivery
Computer
Prometric or remote

Official Exam Blueprint

The official ETS blueprint defines exactly 1 content category. Percentages are drawn directly from the ETS Study Companion.

Category 1
ASLPI Video Interview (administered by Gallaudet University, not Pearson; scored 0-5, pass ≥3)
100%
0 questions

Registration & Test Day

Everything you need to know before and on test day.

Registration

Register atpraxis.ets.org
Registration fee$130
ID requiredGovernment-issued photo ID
Score recipientsDesignate at registration

Scoring

Score typeScaled score
Raw score basisCorrect answers only
Passing scoreVaries by state
Results available5 weeks post-test

In-Person Testing

Test centersPrometric locations
Personal itemsStored in locker
Scratch paperProvided at station
Admission ticketPrint from ETS account

Remote Testing

DeviceLaptop/desktop only
No touchscreensTablets not allowed
Browser requiredETS Secure Test Browser
Equipment neededCamera, mic, speakers

Passing Score Requirements by State

Passing scores are not uniform across states.

Important: Passing score requirements for the GACE American Sign Language (419) are set individually by each state or licensing agency. A score that meets requirements in one state may not meet requirements in another. Always verify the exact passing score for your state at ets.org/praxis/states before registering.

Your raw score (number of correct answers) is converted to a scaled score that accounts for minor difficulty differences between test editions. There is no penalty for incorrect answers, so never leave a question blank. Note that some questions on the exam are unscored pretest items — these do not affect your score.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers sourced from ETS official documentation and test preparation resources.

How many questions are on the GACE American Sign Language (419) exam?+
The GACE American Sign Language (419) consists of 120 selected-response questions with a standard time limit. Questions assess both foundational knowledge and the ability to apply concepts to practical situations.
What is the passing score for the GACE American Sign Language (419)?+
Passing scores vary by state and institution. Most states require a scaled score between 140–150. Always verify the specific requirement for your state at ets.org/praxis/states before registering.
How much does the GACE American Sign Language (419) exam cost?+
The standard registration fee is $130, paid directly to ETS at the time of registration. Some states or institutions may charge additional fees. Register through your ETS account at praxis.ets.org.
When will I receive my GACE American Sign Language (419) score?+
Official score reports are typically available 5–6 weeks after your test date. Scores are posted to your ETS account and sent to any institutions you designated at registration.
Can I take the GACE American Sign Language (419) exam at home?+
Yes. Remote testing is available and requires a laptop/desktop with the ETS Secure Test Browser, webcam, microphone, and speakers. A live proctor will monitor your session via video. You must complete a room scan and show valid ID.
Is there a penalty for wrong answers on the GACE American Sign Language (419)?+
No. Your score is based solely on correct answers. There is no penalty for incorrect responses, so you should answer every question — never leave one blank.

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Sources: ETS GACE American Sign Language (419) Study Companion (official PDF, praxis.ets.org); ETS Praxis Test Schedule 2025–26. Praxis® is a registered trademark of Educational Testing Service (ETS). This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by ETS. Passing score requirements vary by state — always verify at ets.org/praxis/states.
Last Updated: September 21, 2026