Free GED Practice Test

When you complete each module of the Study.com practice test for GED exam, you will immediately see your scores on a scale comparable with the actual GED, followed by a detailed explanation for each correct and incorrect answer. In addition, for the Language Arts section, sample essay responses will also be accessible for examples of how to structure sentences, paragraphs and analyzing prompts and text. This will help you gauge your progress so you can focus on the areas in need of improvement as opposed to your strengths.

The GED test is a timed exam broken into four subtests. Although each module has a different number of questions, all sections are converted to a 100-to-200-point scale. A student needs to earn 145 points on each module and pass all four modules in order to pass the GED exam.

The GED Test contains 4 modules: Mathematical Reasoning, Social studies, Reasoning Through Language Arts, and Science. Each module varies in the number of questions per exam, but it's important to note that the Reasoning Through Language Arts test always includes one essay. In Mathematical Reasoning, there are 55% Algebraic and 45% Quantitative questions. Social Studies includes 50% Civics & Government, 15% Economics, 15% Geography, and 20% U.S. History questions. The Science exam covers 40% Life Science, 40% Physical Science, and 20% Earth and Space Science questions.

Study.com's free GED practice test mirrors the different sections and time limits required, presenting questions in the same format as needed for the actual exam. By practicing our GED practice questions, you will be able work through each question-and-answer set, review explanations and improve your proficiency in both content and question types you may be struggling with.