GED Practice Test 2019

Here are a few tips to help you do well in both the Practice and GED Tests:

• Read all directions and questions carefully and completely.
• Pick the single best answer. All multiple-choice questions have five answer choices.

There are no trick” questions. Some questions in the math sections ask you to grid in your own numerical solution to a problem; in these cases, you will not have multiple choice options.

• Answer every question. If you get stuck on a question, move on. Complete the rest Of the test, and then come back to the questions you skipped. Eliminate the answer choices that you know are wrong and pick the best remaining answer.

Even if you are unsure, mark an answer choice for every question because you will not be penalized for wrong answers.

The Practice Test is a good predictor of your success on the actual GED Tests. Use the guidelines below and consult with your teacher or tutor to help you determine your readiness to take the tests.

• If your Practice Test scores are much higher than those required to pass the tests, you are probably ready to take the actual GED Tests.
• If your Practice Test scores are about the same as the required scores, consider studying more before taking the actual GED Tests.
• If your Practice Test scores are significantly lower than the required scores, we encourage you to attend class, work with a tutor, or study GED books before taking the actual GED Tests.

We wish you much success as you work to earn your high school credential and accomplish your other educational, professional, and personal goals. Good luck!.
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