The study designs a math test that is appropriate for the sixth grade students to take, in order to understand the performance and relevance of the sixth grade students’ math literacy and ability as well as to provide reference for the math scholars, teachers, and administrative staff. The samples are the sixth grade students from 54 classes in 27 schools, which come from the northern, central, and southern Taiwan and off-shore island. The effective samples are 1258 students. The results of this study are as following: First, in view of the regions about the ability estimation of the overall test and the PISA test, the score in the north is significantly higher than the south. Boys are significant higher than girls on the PISA test. Second, Among different regions, the central region comes to the maximum of .61, while the southern region comes to the minimum of .54. The correlations between boys and girls are .62 and .53. The boys have higher correlation. The correlations between test A and test B are .59 and .57. The test A has higher correlation. Third, The northern region is significantly higher than the southern region on space and shape. The northern region is obviously higher than the off-shore island on change and relationship. Fourth, students are confused about the constituents and positions of geometry in the same point on space and shape. In the process of problem-solving, the students have insufficient cognition about the unit calculation and the decimal figures in multiplication and division. When the students apply “ratio and specific value” to solve problems, they have inadequate concepts about how to use the ratio from the total quantity to calculate the part quantity. The results of this study reliability are that the Cronbach α of PISA+A is 0.82 while the Cronbach α of PISA+B is 0.76, which show that the two tests have good reliability.