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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: LANTITE Literacy Exam

65 questions

Official literacy component length

ACER About page

120 minutes

Official time available for the literacy component, including a short tutorial

ACER About page and Test-taking strategy page

About two-thirds

Proportion of official literacy questions based on reading texts

ACER Test content page

About one-third

Proportion of official literacy questions assessing technical writing skills

ACER Test content page

AUD $98.00

2026 single-component fee, GST inclusive

ACER Payment page

Top 30%

Benchmark for personal literacy achievement in the Australian adult population

ACER About and Results pages

LANTITE Literacy is ACER's 65-question, 120-minute literacy component for initial teacher education candidates. About two-thirds of the test is reading comprehension and about one-third is technical writing skills, with results judged against a top-30-per-cent adult literacy benchmark rather than a published raw percentage.

Sample LANTITE Literacy Practice Questions

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1Passage: The Year 4 museum visit will leave school by bus at 8:45 am and return at about 3:10 pm. Students must wear closed shoes and bring a packed lunch, as the museum cafe will not be available. Signed consent forms are due by Friday. Which item must be submitted before the visit?
A.A cafe voucher
B.A signed consent form
C.A bus timetable
D.A museum membership card
Explanation: The passage states directly that signed consent forms are due by Friday, so that is the required submission.
2Passage: The Year 4 museum visit will leave school by bus at 8:45 am and return at about 3:10 pm. Students must wear closed shoes and bring a packed lunch, as the museum cafe will not be available. Signed consent forms are due by Friday. Why are students told to bring a packed lunch?
A.The bus ride is very long
B.The visit is part of a cooking unit
C.The museum cafe will not be available
D.Students are not allowed to eat at school
Explanation: The reason is explicitly stated: students need a packed lunch because the museum cafe will not be available.
3Passage: The Year 4 museum visit will leave school by bus at 8:45 am and return at about 3:10 pm. Students must wear closed shoes and bring a packed lunch, as the museum cafe will not be available. Signed consent forms are due by Friday. What footwear is required?
A.Sports team shoes only
B.Open sandals
C.Any comfortable footwear
D.Closed shoes
Explanation: The notice uses the exact phrase 'closed shoes', so that is the required footwear.
4Passage: The Year 4 museum visit will leave school by bus at 8:45 am and return at about 3:10 pm. Students must wear closed shoes and bring a packed lunch, as the museum cafe will not be available. Signed consent forms are due by Friday. Which statement is supported by the notice?
A.The class will return after the normal school day has ended
B.The visit will finish at approximately 3:10 pm
C.The cafe will provide lunch to students
D.Consent forms can be handed in after the excursion
Explanation: The phrase 'return at about 3:10 pm' supports the statement that the visit will finish at approximately that time.
5Passage: Email from the deputy principal: Staff may enrol in one professional learning workshop this term. The assessment workshop is on Tuesday after school. The behaviour-support workshop runs on Thursday morning and requires class-cover approval. Registrations close at noon on Monday. When do registrations close?
A.Tuesday after school
B.Thursday morning
C.Noon on Monday
D.At the end of term
Explanation: The final sentence states that registrations close at noon on Monday.
6Passage: Email from the deputy principal: Staff may enrol in one professional learning workshop this term. The assessment workshop is on Tuesday after school. The behaviour-support workshop runs on Thursday morning and requires class-cover approval. Registrations close at noon on Monday. Which workshop requires class-cover approval?
A.The assessment workshop
B.The behaviour-support workshop
C.Both workshops
D.Neither workshop
Explanation: The email specifically links class-cover approval to the behaviour-support workshop.
7Passage: Email from the deputy principal: Staff may enrol in one professional learning workshop this term. The assessment workshop is on Tuesday after school. The behaviour-support workshop runs on Thursday morning and requires class-cover approval. Registrations close at noon on Monday. A teacher who cannot be released during class time should choose which option?
A.The Thursday behaviour-support workshop
B.The Tuesday assessment workshop
C.Both workshops
D.No workshop, because all are during class time
Explanation: The Tuesday assessment workshop is after school, so it does not require release from class time.
8Passage: Email from the deputy principal: Staff may enrol in one professional learning workshop this term. The assessment workshop is on Tuesday after school. The behaviour-support workshop runs on Thursday morning and requires class-cover approval. Registrations close at noon on Monday. Which limitation applies to staff enrolment?
A.Staff may attend only workshops outside school hours
B.Staff may enrol in one workshop this term
C.Staff must attend both workshops
D.Staff must register after Monday noon
Explanation: The opening sentence states that staff may enrol in one professional learning workshop this term.
9Passage: Course notice: The literacy refresher course meets online for six Wednesdays from 7:00 to 8:30 pm. Participants complete two short readings before each session and submit a final reflection within seven days of the last class. Attendance at four sessions is required for a completion certificate. How many sessions must a participant attend to receive the certificate?
A.Two
B.Four
C.Six
D.Seven
Explanation: The notice states that attendance at four sessions is required for a completion certificate.
10Passage: Course notice: The literacy refresher course meets online for six Wednesdays from 7:00 to 8:30 pm. Participants complete two short readings before each session and submit a final reflection within seven days of the last class. Attendance at four sessions is required for a completion certificate. What must participants do before each session?
A.Submit the final reflection
B.Attend a face-to-face seminar
C.Complete two short readings
D.Print a completion certificate
Explanation: The notice says participants complete two short readings before each session.

About the LANTITE Literacy Exam

The LANTITE Literacy component is the literacy half of Australia's Literacy and Numeracy Test for Initial Teacher Education Students, administered by ACER. The official literacy component is computer-based, contains 65 questions, and allows 120 minutes including a short tutorial. The test measures personal literacy in contexts relevant to aspiring teachers, including schools and teaching, personal and community participation, and further education and professional learning. ACER describes the literacy construct as about two-thirds reading and one-third technical skills of writing. Reading items assess access and identify, integrate and interpret, and evaluate and reflect processes across procedural, regulatory, technical, descriptive, informative, persuasive, and narrative texts. Technical writing items assess syntax and grammar, spelling, word usage, and text organisation. Results are reported as whether the candidate has met the standard, which is broadly equivalent to the top 30 per cent of the Australian adult population; ACER states that there is no fixed number correct or percentage needed because forms vary and are equated.

Assessment

Practice set: 100 multiple-choice questions. Official ACER literacy component: 65 questions in one section, with selected-response and short-answer formats.

Time Limit

Official literacy component: 120 minutes, including a short tutorial at the beginning.

Passing Score

Pass/fail against the minimum standard of personal literacy expected of a prospective teacher, broadly equivalent to the top 30 per cent of the Australian adult population. ACER does not publish a fixed raw cut score or percentage.

Exam Fee

AUD $98.00 GST inclusive for the 2026 single literacy component; AUD $196.00 GST inclusive for both literacy and numeracy components. (Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER))

LANTITE Literacy Exam Content Outline

24%

Reading: Access and Identify

Finding explicit details, matching conditions, locating information in procedural or regulatory texts, and combining stated facts from one or more parts of a passage.

30%

Reading: Integrate and Interpret

Interpreting main ideas, relationships, implied meanings, tone, point of view, and categories across narrative, descriptive, informative, persuasive, and technical texts.

12%

Reading: Evaluate and Reflect

Judging audience fit, purpose, evidence, assumptions, usefulness, consistency, and implications of a passage using text-based and external reasoning.

9%

Writing: Syntax and Grammar

Editing sentence structure, agreement, tense, pronoun reference, modifiers, apostrophes, commas, and other punctuation in short education-related texts.

9%

Writing: Spelling

Identifying and correcting frequently misspelled words likely to appear in adult professional, school, and community writing.

8%

Writing: Word Usage

Choosing precise, concise, context-appropriate vocabulary, including commonly confused words and register choices.

8%

Writing: Text Organisation

Improving order, cohesion, transitions, paragraph placement, reference, and logical progression in short texts.

How to Pass the LANTITE Literacy Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Pass/fail against the minimum standard of personal literacy expected of a prospective teacher, broadly equivalent to the top 30 per cent of the Australian adult population. ACER does not publish a fixed raw cut score or percentage.
  • Assessment: Practice set: 100 multiple-choice questions. Official ACER literacy component: 65 questions in one section, with selected-response and short-answer formats.
  • Time limit: Official literacy component: 120 minutes, including a short tutorial at the beginning.
  • Exam fee: AUD $98.00 GST inclusive for the 2026 single literacy component; AUD $196.00 GST inclusive for both literacy and numeracy components.

Keys to Passing

  • Complete 500+ practice questions
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  • Focus on highest-weighted sections
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

LANTITE Literacy Study Tips from Top Performers

1Practise reading school notices, policy excerpts, newsletters, professional emails, and short narratives because ACER uses a range of practical adult text types.
2For reading questions, label the task first: locate a stated fact, infer a relationship, or evaluate purpose and usefulness. This keeps you from over-reading simple access-and-identify items.
3When a question gives multiple conditions, check each condition against the passage before choosing an answer.
4For technical writing, drill the four official areas separately: syntax and grammar, spelling, word usage, and text organisation.
5Keep a list of your recurring editing errors, especially apostrophes, subject-verb agreement, tense shifts, pronoun reference, and commonly confused words.
6Use timed sets so that you can move steadily through 65 questions in 120 minutes without spending too long on any one passage.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the official LANTITE Literacy component?

ACER states that the literacy component has 65 questions in one section. The questions may be selected response or short answer, and no extended writing is required.

How long do I have for LANTITE Literacy?

The literacy component allows 120 minutes, including a short tutorial at the beginning of the component.

What is tested in LANTITE Literacy?

About two-thirds of the literacy test is based on reading texts, and about one-third assesses technical skills of writing. Reading processes include access and identify, integrate and interpret, and evaluate and reflect. Writing areas include syntax and grammar, spelling, word usage, and text organisation.

What score do I need to pass LANTITE Literacy?

ACER reports whether you have met the minimum standard of personal literacy expected of a prospective teacher, broadly equivalent to the top 30 per cent of the Australian adult population. ACER does not publish a fixed raw number correct or percentage because test forms vary and are psychometrically equated.

How much is the 2026 LANTITE Literacy fee?

ACER's 2026 payment page lists AUD $98.00 GST inclusive for a single test component, meaning either literacy or numeracy. Sitting both components costs AUD $196.00 GST inclusive.

Are these practice questions copied from ACER sample papers?

No. These are original practice questions written to match the official ACER literacy structure and item style. ACER sample and practice PDFs were used only to understand format, topic range, and difficulty.