Which type of passage is NOT included in the four English passage types for word definitions?

The question is focused on identifying the type of passage that does not align with the common categories used in the PSAT for analyzing word definitions.

Humanities, Science, and Social Science/History are all academic disciplines that often contain passages where vocabulary and word definitions can be explored in context. These fields typically examine concepts, themes, and ideas that utilize specialized vocabulary, making it essential to understand the definitions within those contexts. For instance, in humanities, literary analysis might involve understanding the meaning of a term used in a text; similarly, science passages often contain technical terminology that is crucial for comprehension.

Mathematics, on the other hand, primarily deals with numbers, equations, and problem-solving rather than language and vocabulary in the same way that the other three subjects do. While words are used in math problems, they are often straightforward and not as rich in potential vocabulary nuances as those found in essays or discussions within the humanities, science, or social sciences/history. Therefore, mathematics does not fit into the same category of passage types that focus on word definitions in the context of verbal reasoning skills assessed on the PSAT.