Quick Picture Reading Test (QPRT)

The QPRT is composed of 26 short phrases and 35 simple line drawings. The examinee reads each phrase, scans the drawings, and chooses the image that best
represents the meaning of the phrase.
Appropriate for ages 8 to 89, the test can be administered to individuals or groups. It offers two convenient AutoScoreTM Test Forms?one for adults (17 to 89 years) and
one for children (8 to 19 years of age). These forms are identical in item content and presentation, though different norms apply to each. They overlap in age so that users can
choose the form that?s more appropriate for 17- to 19-year-olds, who may be in either a school or work setting.
The QPRT has a 10-minute time limit, which is more than sufficient for most examinees. (The purpose of the time limit is simply to discourage respondents from prolonging
the task.) Instructions to examinees are written at a third-grade reading level and printed directly on the test forms. Typically, administration and scoring can be handled by support
personnel.