Mathematical Reasoning
115 minutes · basic math, geometry, algebra, graphs and functions
Build skills for Mathematical Reasoning, Reasoning Through Language Arts, Science, and Social Studies with 120 original questions and clear explanations.
115 minutes · basic math, geometry, algebra, graphs and functions
150 minutes · reading, arguments, grammar and a 45-minute extended response
90 minutes · life, physical, and earth and space science; experiments and data
70 minutes · civics, U.S. history, economics, geography and data
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Work through original multiple-choice questions with instant feedback and explanations. Progress is saved in this browser, with no account required.
30 original questions available · untimed study mode.
Read these original summaries, decide which recommendation is better supported, and write an organized response using evidence from both. This is a study exercise, not GED scoring.
A city transit survey of 400 residents found that 62% of respondents who work evening shifts finish after 9 p.m. The transit agency proposes extending three routes until 11 p.m. It estimates the change would cost $1.2 million each year. A grant and additional fare revenue would fund the first year.
A city budget analyst supports evening service but recommends a six-month pilot. Existing routes that already run after 9 p.m. average eight riders per trip. The analyst says the agency has not yet published a route-by-route estimate of expected riders or cost per passenger for the proposed extension.
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Review fractions, percentages, ratios, measurement, geometry, algebra, graphs, and functions. GED Testing Service provides a formula sheet and describes calculator availability for part of the official math test.
Practice reading closely, identifying claims and evidence, analyzing arguments, editing grammar, and organizing an extended response. The official test includes a written essay; our separate writing exercise provides a self-review checklist.
Focus on reading science information, interpreting experiments, working with measurements, and analyzing charts. Topics include life science, physical science, and earth and space science.
Practice reading historical and civic sources, evaluating arguments, and interpreting data. The exam emphasizes reasoning with materials rather than memorizing isolated dates.
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