The item bank of CEEC has been established since 2004, and some items have been used in the Department Required Test (DRT) since 2006. This paper uses the Mathematics test as an example to explain how test writers of a scholastic subject can make use of research on test items and item bank system in the process from test construction to test evaluation. By doing so, the development of the CEEC Item Bank will be introduced. Based upon previous research, the Math test item bank has been planned on the basis of eight principles: meaningful items, fewer variations, simple objectives, differentiated test candidates, readable language, distinct levels, clear solution, and taking difficulty level into consideration. The purpose of the plan was to promote item quality, stabilize item difficulty indexes, increase the number of item writers, and ensure good item management and item security. A Factor-Indexed Model was used to replace the traditional pre-testing approach to predict test difficulty. The DRT test result analysis showed that this new index was practical and reliable, being able to discriminate high-achievement and low-achievement students. However, more qualitative research is needed for controlling difficulty levels and clarifying test purposes, with the assistance of IRT for item evaluation. As for items not used in the DRT, they have been used in other kinds of tests so as to multiply the uses of the item bank. It was proposed that the functions of the item bank be further strengthened and variety of tests be developed.