FTCE Humanities K-12 (022) Study Guide 2027–2028 | Florida Humanities Teacher Certification Exam Prep, 200 Questions (PDF)

Prepare for FTCE Humanities K-12 (test 022), the Florida subject area exam for Humanities K-12 certification. The 13 content sections teach all six official competencies: the vocabulary of the arts, the major periods and movements from prehistory to the present, the links between arts and ideas, how cultures express beliefs and values, aesthetic principles, and humanities instruction.

What's Inside

• Exam overview: about 80 multiple-choice questions, 2 hours 30 minutes, the six competencies with their official percentages, the 200 passing score, the $150 fee and the 31-day retake rule

• Vocabulary and principles: the elements and principles of art, color theory, media, sculpture and architecture, musical elements and forms, literary forms and meter, theatre and dance

• Periods and movements: Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece and Rome; Byzantium, Islam and the Middle Ages; Renaissance, Reformation and Baroque; Enlightenment, Romanticism and Realism; modern and contemporary movements

• World traditions: Africa, South and Southeast Asia, China, Korea, Japan, Latin America and Indigenous North America

• Arts and ideas: themes, symbols and influence; myth, religion and philosophy; patronage, propaganda, gender and identity

• Aesthetic principles across cultures and the four theories of art criticism

• Teaching the humanities: methods, diverse learners, assessment, resources and an interdisciplinary unit

• Every work described in words, 13 diagrams and charts and 90+ quick-reference tables

• Study schedules, FAQs and test-taking strategies

• 2 practice tests of 100 questions each, 200 questions total, with a complete answer key and an explanation for every question

Format

• Instant digital download (PDF), 8.5 × 11 in

• Clickable table of contents

• Print it or study on a tablet, laptop or phone

Please note: This is a digital product. No physical item will be shipped. Artworks are described in words, not reproduced.

This is an independent study resource and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Florida Department of Education or Pearson.