Your study plan for all four GED subjects.
Each topic breaks into skills with a short lesson, a worked example, and practice questions with explanations.
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Practice tests
Timed, mixed questions for one subject at a time. Answers and explanations come at the end.
Mathematical Reasoning
Quick Check: 20 questions · 45 min
Full Mock Exam: 46 questions · 115 min
Reasoning Through Language Arts
Quick Check: 20 questions · 45 min
Full Mock Exam: 46 questions · 150 min
Social Studies
Quick Check: 20 questions · 40 min
Full Mock Exam: 35 questions · 70 min
Science
Quick Check: 20 questions · 45 min
Full Mock Exam: 32 questions · 90 min
Mathematical Reasoning
Basic Math
StartThe fundamentals of mathematics like fractions, decimals, and exponents.
0 of 10 skills completed
Geometry
StartMath that deals with the shapes, angles, dimensions, and sizes of a variety of things we see in everyday life.
0 of 9 skills completed
Basic Algebra
StartUsing letters and other symbols to represent numbers and quantities in equations.
0 of 11 skills completed
Graphs and Functions
StartReading and interpreting graphs and functions.
0 of 10 skills completed
Reasoning Through Language Arts
Reading for Meaning
StartClosely read an excerpt or passage to identify things like sequence of events, style of writings, or characters.
0 of 6 skills completed
Identifying and Creating Arguments
StartReview an excerpt or passage and interpret, infer from, or evaluate the contents to identify the details and evidence given.
0 of 4 skills completed
Grammar and Language
StartEdit passages for correct word usage, sentence structure, and other grammatical issues.
0 of 4 skills completed
Social Studies
Reading for Meaning in Social Studies
StartClosely read an excerpt or passage to identify the claims made and examples and evidence given.
0 of 5 skills completed
Analyzing Historical Events and Arguments in Social Studies
StartUnderstanding the social, political, economic, and cultural factors that shaped an historical event.
0 of 4 skills completed
Using Numbers and Graphs in Social Studies
StartRead and analyze data shown in visual form, like charts, tables, graphs, maps, and photographs.
0 of 4 skills completed
Science
Reading for Meaning in Science
StartClosely read science passages to find the evidence behind a claim and understand science terms, symbols, and formulas.
0 of 2 skills completed
Designing and Interpreting Science Experiments
StartReviewing experiments and research results for flaws in one or more of the main concepts that were tested.
0 of 3 skills completed
Using Numbers and Graphics in Science
StartReading and interpreting data sets and scientific formulas shown in excerpts of research or experimentation.
0 of 3 skills completed
Every subject is filled in with lessons and practice questions. Work through the skills first, then use a timed practice test to see where you stand.