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    The document summarizes the structure and syllabus of the TOLC-I exam. It is divided into 4 sections: Mathematics, Logic, Sciences, and Reading Comprehension. Mathematics includes topics like arithmetic, algebra, geometry, analytic geometry, trigonometry, and statistics. Logic and Reading Comprehension test aptitude. Sciences require basic knowledge of mechanics, including concepts like displacement, velocity, acceleration, mass, force, and Newton's laws. The exam contains a total of 50 multiple-choice questions to be completed in 110 minutes.

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    ENGLISH TOLC-I CISIA ACCESSO SEDI

    HOME TOLC DATES STRUCTURE AND SYLLABUS EVALUATION OF THE TEST HELP DESK

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     Structure and syllabus


    From February 2018 the TOLC-I structure consists of 50 questions divided into 4 sections.


    ENGLISH TOLC The sections are: Mathematics, Logic, Sciences, Reading Comprehension.

    NEWS SECTIONS NUMBER OF QUESTIONS TIME ALLOTTED 
    News MATHEMATICS 20 QUESTIONS 50 MINUTES
    14 Marzo 2023
    TOLC MED e VET: il primo LOGIC 10 QUESTIONS 20 MINUTES 
    giorno di prenotazioni
    SCIENCES 10 QUESTIONS 20 MINUTES
    News
    14 Marzo 2023 READING COMPREHENSION 10 QUESTIONS 20 MINUTES
    Risolti i problemi di
    ricezione per le caselle TOTAL 50 QUESTIONS 110 MINUTES
    @libero.it e @blu.it

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    13 Marzo 2023 Syllabus for TOLC-I
    Problemi su caselle di
    posta @libero.it e @blu.it Logic and Reading Comprehension – The logic and reading comprehension questions seek to test in particular the candidate’s aptitude
    rather than the skills acquired in secondary school. Therefore, they do not require a specific preparation.
    VAI ALL'ARCHIVIO
    Mathematics, Arithmetic and Algebra – Properties and operations on numbers (integers, rationals, real numbers). Absolute value. Powers
    and square roots. Logarithms and exponentials. Symbolic mathematics. Polynomials (operations, factorisations). First and second degree
    algebraic equations and inequalities or reducible. Systems of first degree equations. Fractional rational equations and inequalities and with
    radicals. Geometry, segments and angles; measurements and properties. Lines and planes. Significant loci. Properties of the main plane
    geometric figures (triangles, circles, regular polygons, etc.) and their perimeters and areas. Properties of the main solid geometric figures
    (spheres, cones, cylinders, prisms, parallelepipeds, pyramids, etc.) and their volumes and areas.

    Analytic geometry and numeric functions – Cartesian coordinates. The concept of function. Equations of lines and of simple loci (circles,
    ellipses, parabolas, etc.). Graphs and properties of elementary functions (powers, logarithms, exponentials, etc.). Calculations with logarithms.
    Equations and inequalities with logarithms or exponentials.

    Trigonometry – Graphs and properties of sine, cosine and tangent. The main trigonometric formulas (addition, subtraction, duplication,
    bisection). Trigonometric equations and inequalities. Relations between the elements of a triangle.

    Statistics – Basic elementary notions of statistics is required (permutation, combination, mean, variance and frequency). Basic notions to read
    frequency diagrams and histograms.

    Mechanics – The understanding and knowledge of the following topics and concepts is required: scalar and vector quantity, measurement of
    physical volumes and measurement unit system; definitions of the fundamental physical volumes (displacement, velocity, acceleration, mass,
    momentum, force, weight, work and power); Newton’s first law, Newton’s

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