MTLE Physics Study Guide 2027–2028 | Minnesota Physics Teacher License Prep, Subtests 064 & 065, 200 Practice Questions (PDF)

Prepare for MTLE Physics (Grades 9–12), the Minnesota content test for the Physics teaching license. One guide covers both subtests: the 13 sections follow the six official subareas in order, every calculation is worked symbolically first with the Formulas/Constants Page values (g = 9.80 m/s^2), and the inquiry, safety and reading-in-physics objectives get full sections of their own.

What's Inside

• Exam overview: two subtests (064 and 065), about 48 multiple-choice questions each, 1 hour 15 minutes per subtest, the on-screen calculator and Formulas/Constants Page, subarea weights, the $78.50 fee per subtest and the 30-day retake rule

• Concepts in Physics: scientific inquiry, data and graphing, error and uncertainty, lab safety, problem solving and mathematics, and content-area reading in physics

• Linear and Rotational Motion: kinematics, forces and torque, work and energy, linear and angular momentum

• Simple Harmonic and Wave Motion: oscillators, resonance, waves, standing waves, sound and the Doppler effect

• Electricity and Magnetism: circuits, capacitors and inductors, AC, fields, Gauss's and Ampere's laws, induction and electromagnetic waves

• Geometrical and Physical Optics, thermodynamics and kinetic theory, special relativity, nuclear, particle and quantum physics

• About 80 step-by-step worked examples, 15 diagrams and charts and 113 quick-reference tables

• Study schedules, FAQs and test-taking strategies

• 2 practice tests of 100 questions each (items 1-50 for Subtest 1, items 51-100 for Subtest 2), 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.

This is an independent study resource and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Minnesota Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board, the Minnesota Teacher Licensure Examinations program or Pearson.