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September 6, 2026 · Praxis 5331 · Free

SLP Praxis Question of the Day

One clinician-written Praxis 5331 practice question every day, with the full rationale. No account, no email — just answer it and learn something before you close the tab.

Foundations

A 4;2-year-old says "tum" for "come," "do" for "go," and "tey" for "key." Which phonological process is operating, and is it age-appropriate?

A new question posts every day at midnight UTC. Bookmark this page.

One question a day is a habit, not a study plan

Daily questions work because of retrieval practice: pulling an answer out of memory strengthens it far more than rereading notes. But 365 questions a year will not get you to 162 on their own. The candidates who pass on the first attempt pair a daily question with concentrated timed blocks in the four to six weeks before test day — 20 to 40 questions per session, under the real 68-seconds-per-question clock.

Use the daily question to keep content warm and to spot the domains where your recall is shaky. When a rationale surprises you, that is your signal to go back to the underlying topic rather than move on.

Frequently asked questions

What is the SLP Praxis question of the day?
It is one free Praxis 5331 practice question, refreshed every day at midnight UTC. Each question is an original clinical scenario written by CCC-SLP clinicians in the same selected-response format ETS uses, with a full rationale explaining why the correct answer is correct.
Is the daily Praxis question free?
Yes. No account, no email, and no payment is required to answer the question of the day or read its rationale.
How many practice questions should I do per day for the Praxis 5331?
One question a day keeps the content warm, but it is not a study plan on its own. In the four to six weeks before your test date, most candidates need 20 to 40 questions per day plus at least one full-length timed mock exam.
Are these real Praxis questions?
No. ETS does not release live items. These are original questions modeled on the format, clinical-scenario style, and content distribution of the Praxis 5331.