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1 | A_Construction_with_Dice | eng_Latn | math | Page 1
PISA 2012 Released Items
A CONSTRUCTION WITH DICE
In the picture below a construction has been made using seven identical dice with their faces numbered from 1 to 6.
Top view
When the construction is viewed from the top, only 5 dice can be seen.
Question 1: A CONSTRUCTION WITH DICE PM937Q01 – 0 1 2 9
How many ... | A_Construction_with_Dice_English | A_Construction_with_Dice_English.pdf | |
2 | Apartment_Purchase | eng_Latn | math | APARTMENT PURCHASE
This is the plan of the apartment that George’s parents want to purchase from a real estate agency.
Translation Note: In this unit please retain metric units throughout.
Translation Note: Translate the term “real estate agency” into local terminology for businesses that sell houses.
Question 1: APART... | Apartment_Purchase_English | Apartment_Purchase_English.pdf | |
3 | Apples | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 13
M136: Apples
A farmer plants apple trees in a square pattern. In order to protect the apple trees against the wind he plants conifer trees all around the orchard.
Here you see a diagram of this situation where you can see the pattern of apple trees and conifer trees for any number (n... | Apples_English | Apples_English.pdf | |
4 | Bookshelves | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 70
M484: Bookshelves
Question 1: BOOKSHELVES M484Q01
To complete one set of bookshelves a carpenter needs the following components:
4 long wooden panels,
6 short wooden panels,
12 small clips,
2 large clips and
14 screws.
The carpenter has in stock 26 long wooden panels, 33 shor... | Bookshelves_English | Bookshelves_English.pdf | |
5 | Carpenter | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 41
M266: Carpenter
Question 1: CARPENTER M266Q01
A carpenter has 32 metres of timber and wants to make a border around a garden bed. He is considering the following designs for the garden bed.
Circle either “Yes” or “No” for each design to indicate whether the garden bed can be made w... | Carpenter_English | Carpenter_English.pdf | |
6 | Charts | eng_Latn | math | Page 1
PISA 2012 Released Items
CHARTS
In January, the new CDs of the bands 4U2Rock and The Kicking Kangaroos were released. In February, the CDs of the bands No One’s Darling and The Metalfolkies followed. The following graph shows the sales of the bands’ CDs from January to June.
Translation Note: The term “charts” ... | Charts_English | Charts_English.pdf | |
7 | Choices | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 73
M510: Choices
Question 1: CHOICES M510Q01
In a pizza restaurant, you can get a basic pizza with two toppings: cheese and
tomato. You can also make up your own pizza with extra toppings. You can choose
from four different extra toppings: olives, ham, mushrooms and salami.
Ross wa... | Choices_English | Choices_English.pdf | |
8 | Coloured_Candies | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 62
M467: Coloured Candies
Question 1: COLOURED CANDIES M467Q01
Robert’s mother lets him pick one candy from a bag. He can’t see the candies. The
number of candies of each colour in the bag is shown in the following graph.
What is the probability that Robert will pick a red candy?
A... | Coloured_Candies_English | Coloured_Candies_English.pdf | |
9 | Continent_Area | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 20
M148: Continent Area
Below is a map of Antarctica.
ANTARCTICA
South Pole
Mt Menzies
Kilometres 0 200 400
ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 21
Question 2: CONTINENT AREA P01480
Estimate the area of Antarctica using the map scale.
Show your working out and explain how you made your est... | Continent_Area_English | Continent_Area_English.pdf | |
10 | Cubes | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 18
M143: Cubes
Question 1: CUBES M145Q01
In this photograph you see six dice, labelled (a) to (f). For all dice there is a rule:
The total number of dots on two opposite faces of each die is always seven.
Write in each box the number of dots on the bottom face of the dice corresponding ... | Cubes_English | Cubes_English.pdf | |
11 | DVD_Rental | eng_Latn | math | PISA 2012 Released Items
DVD RENTAL
Jenn works at a store that rents DVDs and computer games.
At this store the annual membership fee costs 10 zeds.
The DVD rental fee for members is lower than the fee for non-members, as shown in the following table:
Non-member rental fee for one DVD Member rental fee for one DVD
3.20... | DVD_Rental_English | DVD_Rental_English.pdf | |
12 | Drip_Rate | eng_Latn | math | PISA 2012 Released Items
DRIP RATE
Infusions (or intravenous drips) are used to deliver fluids and drugs to patients.
Nurses need to calculate the drip rate, D, in drops per minute for infusions.
They use the formula D = dv
60n
where
d is the drop factor measured in drops per millilitre (mL)
v is the volume in mL of t... | Drip_Rate_English | Drip_Rate_English.pdf | |
13 | Earthquake | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 72
M509: Earthquake
Question 1: EARTHQUAKE M509Q01
A documentary was broadcast about earthquakes and how often earthquakes occur.
It included a discussion about the predictability of earthquakes.
A geologist stated: “In the next twenty years, the chance that an earthquake will
occu... | Earthquake_English | Earthquake_English.pdf | |
14 | Exchange_Rate | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 53
M413: Exchange Rate
Mei-Ling from Singapore was preparing to go to South Africa for 3 months as an
exchange student. She needed to change some Singapore dollars (SGD) into South
African rand (ZAR).
Question 1: EXCHANGE RATE M413Q01 - 0 1 9
Mei-Ling found out that the exchange ra... | Exchange_Rate_English | Exchange_Rate_English.pdf | |
15 | Exports | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 58
M438: Exports
The graphics below show information about exports from Zedland, a country that
uses zeds as its currency.
Question 1: EXPORTS M438Q01 - 0 1 9
What was the total value (in millions of zeds) of exports from Zedland in 1998?
Answer: ........................................... | Exports_English | Exports_English.pdf | |
16 | Farms | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 5
M037: Farms
Here you see a photograph of a farmhouse with a roof in the shape of a pyramid.
Below is a student’s mathematical model of the farmhouse roof with measurements added.
T
A 12 m B
G
C
H
F
D
E
N M
K L
12 m
12 m
ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 6
The attic floor, ABCD in the ... | Farms_English | Farms_English.pdf | |
17 | Growing_Up | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 23
M150: Growing Up
YOUTH GROWS TALLER
In 1998 the average height of both young males and young females in the
Netherlands is represented in this graph.
Question 1: GROWING UP M150Q01- 0 1 9
Since 1980 the average height of 20-year-old females has increased by 2.3 cm, to
170.6 cm... | Growing_Up_English | Growing_Up_English.pdf | |
18 | Helen_the_Cyclist | eng_Latn | math | PISA 2012 Released Items
HELEN THE CYCLIST
Helen has just got a new bike. It has a speedometer which sits on the handlebar.
The speedometer can tell Helen the distance she travels and her average speed for a trip.
Question 1: HELEN THE CYCLIST PM957Q01
On one trip, Helen rode 4 km in the first 10 minutes and then 2 km ... | Helen_the_Cyclist_English | Helen_the_Cyclist_English.pdf | |
19 | Ice-Cream_Shop | eng_Latn | math | PISA 2012 Released Items
ICE-CREAM SHOP
This is the floor plan for Mari’s Ice-cream Shop. She is renovating the shop.
The service area is surrounded by the serving counter.
Note: Each square on the grid represents 0.5 metres × 0.5 metres.
Question 1: ICE-CREAM SHOP PM00LQ01 – 0 1 2 9
Mari wants to put new edging along ... | Ice-Cream_Shop_English | Ice-Cream_Shop_English.pdf | |
20 | Internet_Relay_Chat | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 51
M402: Internet Relay Chat
Mark (from Sydney, Australia) and Hans (from Berlin, Germany) often communicate with each other using “chat” on the Internet. They have to log on to the Internet at the same time to be able to chat.
To find a suitable time to chat, Mark looked up a chart of ... | Internet_Relay_Chat_English | Internet_Relay_Chat_English.pdf | |
21 | Litter | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 71
M505: Litter
Question 1: LITTER M505Q01 - 0 1 9
For a homework assignment on the environment, students collected information on
the decomposition time of several types of litter that people throw away:
Type of Litter Decomposition time
Banana peel 1–3 years
Orange peel 1–3 year... | Litter_English | Litter_English.pdf | |
22 | Number_Cubes | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 97
M555: Number Cubes
Question 2: NUMBER CUBES M555Q02
On the right, there is a picture of two dice.
Dice are special number cubes for which the following rule applies:
The total number of dots on two opposite faces is always seven.
You can make a simple number cube by cutting, foldi... | Number_Cubes_English | Number_Cubes_English.pdf | |
23 | Oil_Spill | eng_Latn | math | Page 1
PISA 2012 Released Items
OIL SPILL
An oil tanker at sea struck a rock, making a hole in the oil storage tanks. The tanker was about 65 km from land. After a number of days the oil had spread, as shown on the map below.
Translation Note: Please do not change the size of the image relative to the map scale. Wh... | Oil_Spill_English | Oil_Spill_English.pdf | |
24 | Revolving_Door | eng_Latn | math | PISA 2012 Released Items
REVOLVING DOOR
A revolving door includes three wings which rotate within a circular-shaped space.
The inside diameter of this space is 2 metres (200 centimetres). The three door
wings divide the space into three equal sectors. The plan below shows the door
wings in three different positions ... | Revolving_Door_English | Revolving_Door_English.pdf | |
25 | Robberies | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 36
M179: Robberies
Question 1: ROBBERIES M179Q01- 01 02 03 04 11 12 21 22 23 99
A TV reporter showed this graph and said:
“The graph shows that there is a huge increase in the number of robberies from
1998 to 1999.”
Do you consider the reporter’s statement to be a reasonable inter... | Robberies_English | Robberies_English.pdf | |
26 | Sailing_Ships | eng_Latn | math | PISA 2012 Released Items
SAILING SHIPS
Ninety-five percent of world trade is moved by
sea, by roughly 50 000 tankers, bulk carriers
and container ships. Most of these ships use
diesel fuel.
Engineers are planning to develop wind power
support for ships. Their proposal is to attach
kite sails to ships and use the w... | Sailing_Ships_English | Sailing_Ships_English.pdf | |
27 | Sauce | eng_Latn | math | PISA 2012 Released Items
SAUCE
Question 2: SAUCE PM924Q02 – 019
You are making your own dressing for a salad.
Here is a recipe for 100 millilitres (mL) of dressing.
Salad oil: 60 mL
Vinegar: 30 mL
Soy sauce: 10 mL
How many millilitres (mL) of salad oil do you need to make 150 mL of this dressing?
Answer: ……………….. mL
Tr... | Sauce_English | Sauce_English.pdf | |
28 | Science_Tests | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 63
M468: Science Tests
Question 1: SCIENCE TESTS M468Q01
In Mei Lin’s school, her science teacher gives tests that are marked out of 100. Mei
Lin has an average of 60 marks on her first four Science tests. On the fifth test she
got 80 marks.
What is the average of Mei Lin’s marks i... | Science_Tests_English | Science_Tests_English.pdf | |
29 | Skateboard | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 77
M520: Skateboard
Eric is a great skateboard fan. He visits a shop named SKATERS to check some prices.
At this shop you can buy a complete board. Or you can buy a deck, a set of 4 wheels, a set of 2 trucks and a set of hardware, and assemble your own board.
The prices for the shop’s p... | Skateboard_English | Skateboard_English.pdf | |
30 | Speed_of_Racing_Car | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 31
M159: Speed of Racing Car
This graph shows how the speed of a racing car varies along a flat 3 kilometre track
during its second lap.
Question 1: SPEED OF RACING CAR M159Q01
What is the approximate distance from the starting line to the beginning of the
longest straight section ... | Speed_of_Racing_Car_English | Speed_of_Racing_Car_English.pdf | |
31 | Staircase | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 95
M547: Staircase
Question 1: STAIRCASE M547Q01
The diagram below illustrates a staircase with 14 steps and a total height of 252 cm:
What is the height of each of the 14 steps?
Height: ....................................................cm.
STAIRCASE SCORING 1
Full credit
Code 1: 18.
... | Staircase_English | Staircase_English.pdf | |
32 | Step_Pattern | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 104
M806: Step Pattern
Question 1: STEP PATTERN M806Q01
Robert builds a step pattern using squares. Here are the stages he follows.
As you can see, he uses one square for Stage 1, three squares for Stage 2 and six
for Stage 3.
How many squares should he use for the fourth stage?
A... | Step_Pattern_English | Step_Pattern_English.pdf | |
33 | Support_for_the_President | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 98
M702: Support for the President
Question 1: SUPPORT FOR THE PRESIDENT M702Q01 - 0 1 2 9
In Zedland, opinion polls were conducted to find out the level of support for the
President in the forthcoming election. Four newspaper publishers did separate
nationwide polls. The results fo... | Support_for_the_President_English | Support_for_the_President_English.pdf | |
34 | Test_Scores | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 74
M513: Test Scores
Question 1: TEST SCORES M513Q01 - 0 1 9
The diagram below shows the results on a Science test for two groups, labelled as
Group A and Group B.
The mean score for Group A is 62.0 and the mean for Group B is 64.5. Students
pass this test when their score is 50 or... | Test_Scores_English | Test_Scores_English.pdf | |
35 | The_Best_Car | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 102
M704: The Best Car
A car magazine uses a rating system to evaluate new cars, and gives the award of “The Car of the Year” to the car with the highest total score. Five new cars are being evaluated, and their ratings are shown in the table.
Car Safety Features (S) Fuel Efficiency (F... | The_Best_Car_English | The_Best_Car_English.pdf | |
36 | Triangles | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 34
M161: Triangles
Question 1: TRIANGLES M161Q01
Circle the one figure below that fits the following description.
Triangle PQR is a right triangle with right angle at R. The line RQ is less than the line
PR. M is the midpoint of the line PQ and N is the midpoint of the line QR. S i... | Triangles_English | Triangles_English.pdf | |
37 | Walking | eng_Latn | math | ReleasedPISAItems_Maths.doc Page 10
M124: Walking
The picture shows the footprints of a man walking. The pacelength P is the distance
between the rear of two consecutive footprints.
For men, the formula, =140
P
n , gives an approximate relationship between n and P
where,
n = number of steps per minute, and
P = paceleng... | Walking_English | Walking_English.pdf | |
38 | Amanda_and_the_Duchess | eng_Latn | reading | ReleasedPISAItems_Reading.doc Page 74
R216: Amanda and the Duchess
Text 1
AMANDA AND THE DUCHESS
Summary: Since Léocadia’s death, the Prince, who was in love with her, has been
inconsolable. At a shop called Réséda Soeurs, the Duchess, who is the Prince’s
aunt, has met a young shop assistant, Amanda, who looks am... | Amanda_and_the_Duchess_English | Amanda_and_the_Duchess_English.pdf | |
39 | Flu | eng_Latn | reading | ReleasedPISAItems_Reading.doc Page 7
R077: Flu
ACOL VOLUNTARY FLU IMMUNISATION PROGRAM
As you are no doubt aware the flu can strike rapidly and extensively during winter. It
can leave its victims ill for weeks.
The best way to fight the virus is to have a fit and healthy body. Daily exercise and a
diet including ... | Flu_English | Flu_English.pdf | |
40 | Gift | eng_Latn | reading | ReleasedPISAItems_Reading.doc Page 62
R119: Gift
THE GIFT
How many days, she wondered, had she sat like this, watching the cold brown water
inch up the dissolving bluff. She could just faintly remember the beginning of the rain,
driving in across the swamp from the south and beating against the shell of her
house... | Gift_English | Gift_English.pdf | |
41 | Graffiti | eng_Latn | reading | ReleasedPISAItems_Reading.doc Page 15
R081: Graffiti
I’m simmering with anger as the school wall is cleaned
and repainted for the fourth time to get rid of graffiti.
Creativity is admirable but people should find ways to
express themselves that do not inflict extra costs upon
society.
Why do you spoil the reputa... | Graffiti_English | Graffiti_English.pdf | |
42 | Labour | eng_Latn | reading | ReleasedPISAItems_Reading.doc Page 21
R088: Labour
The tree diagram below shows the structure of a country’s labour force or “working-age population”. The total population of the country
in 1995 was about 3.4 million.
The Labour Force Structure year ended 31 March 1995 (000s)1
Working-age population2
2656.5
Not in... | Labour_English | Labour_English.pdf | |
43 | Lake_Chad | eng_Latn | reading | ReleasedPISAItems_Reading.doc Page 3
R040: Lake Chad
Figure 1 shows changing levels of Lake Chad, in Saharan North Africa. Lake Chad disappeared completely in about 20,000 BC, during the last Ice Age. In about 11,000 BC it reappeared. Today, its level is about the same as it was in AD 1000.
Figure 1
Lake Chad:
changing... | Lake_Chad_English | Lake_Chad_English.pdf | |
44 | New_Rules | eng_Latn | reading | ReleasedPISAItems_Reading.doc Page 92
R236: New Rules
EDITORIAL
Technology creates
the need for new rules
SCIENCE has a way of getting ahead of law
and ethics. That happened dramatically in 1945
on the destructive side of life with the atomic
bomb, and is now happening on life’s creative
side with techniques to... | New_Rules_English | New_Rules_English.pdf | |
45 | Personnel | eng_Latn | reading | ReleasedPISAItems_Reading.doc Page 89
R234: Personnel
CANCO Manufacturing Company
Personnel Department
CENTRE ON INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL MOBILITY
What is CIEM?
CIEM stands for Centre on Internal
and External Mobility, an initiative of
the personnel department. A number of
workers of this department work in
CIEM... | Personnel_English | Personnel_English.pdf |
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Dataset Card: PISA Multimodal (Parallel & Not-Parallel)
Summary
This dataset contains 48 parallel multimodal samples (paired TXT↔PDF) derived from PISA studies up to 2012, plus 47 non-parallel samples (TXT-only or PDF-only). Each sample may include multiple questions. Content is available in German and English.
Source & usage: Materials are published by the OECD and are provided here for non-commercial use only. Please verify that your usage complies with OECD terms.
Quality note: Some of the parallel samples are noisy (e.g., OCR artifacts or imperfect alignments). These are explicitly labeled in the filename so they can be filtered out during experiments.
Organization & Splits
train— parallel split: 48 samples (TXT and matching PDF).not_parallel— 47 samples where only TXT or only PDF is present.
Note: In this split, one ofContentorPDFcan benull. (Counts reflect the provided corpus; they may change if you add/remove files.)
Languages
- German:
deu_Latn - English:
eng_Latn
Tasks
- Reading comprehension
- Math problem solving
Data Fields (Columns)
ID(int32) — Running index of the sample (per build script).Task Name(string) — Base name of the material (filename stem before the last underscore), e.g.,Bookshelves.PDF(Pdf feature) — Full PDF object (stored viadatasets.Pdf). May benullinnot_parallelif missing.Language(string) — Language code of the folder, e.g.,deu_Latnoreng_Latn.Task(string) — Task category from the folder name:readingormath.Content(string) — Full text from the paired.txt. May benullinnot_parallelif missing.TXT Filename(string) — Basename of the associated.txtfile (if present).PDF Filename(string) — Basename of the associated.pdffile (if present).
Source Data & Provenance
- Origin: Items compiled from OECD PISA materials (≤2012).
- Derivation: Parallel pairs were formed by matching TXT and PDF stems; the
not_parallelsplit contains items missing one counterpart.
Licensing & Usage
- License: Other / Non-commercial. The content is published by the OECD. Redistribution and use should comply with OECD non-commercial terms. This card is not legal advice—please review the official terms for your use case.
How to Load
from datasets import load_dataset
# From the Hub (replace with your repo id)
ds = load_dataset("your-username/your-dataset")
# Parallel split
train = ds["train"]
# Not-parallel split
not_parallel = ds["not_parallel"]
# Example access
row = train[0]
print(row["Task Name"], row["Language"], row["Task"])
# PDF is a Pdf feature record with a path/bytes:
print(row["PDF"])
Intended Uses & Limitations
- Intended: research on multimodal QA, OCR+NLP, cross-lingual evaluation, dataset tooling.
- Not intended: commercial exploitation of OECD content; deployment without verifying rights.
- Limitations: Some samples include multiple questions per PDF/TXT;
not_parallelitems are incomplete by design; some parallel items are flagged as noisy in filenames.
Citation
If you use this dataset, please cite the OECD PISA materials appropriately and reference this dataset card.
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