GED Test (High School Equivalency)
Free practice for the GED: 104 questions with an explanation for every answer, timed mock tests and flashcards. Practice material written for study, not the official exam.
- 4Subjects
- 12Topics
- 320Questions
- 2Decks
Flashcard decks
25 cards
GED Key Facts: Maths, Language Arts, Science and Social Studies
25 flashcards on the formulas, rules and facts most often needed for the four GED subjects. Study material written for practice, not the official exam.
30 cards
GED: Formulas, Grammar Rules and Key Ideas
Math formulas, grammar rules, science concepts and civics basics for the GED test.
Syllabus outline
Browse subjects and topics, then practise topic by topic.
GED Test (High School Equivalency) practice, answered
- Is GED Test (High School Equivalency) practice on GetMyMockTest free?
- Yes. All GED Test (High School Equivalency) questions, explanations, mock tests and flashcards are free, with no plans or paywalls. A free account is only needed to save your results, save decks or download a PDF.
- How many GED Test (High School Equivalency) mock tests are there?
- There are 5 timed mock tests for GED Test (High School Equivalency), with 234 questions in total, for example GED Practice Test 1 and GED Practice Test 2.
- How long are GED Test (High School Equivalency) mock tests?
- Our GED Test (High School Equivalency) tests run on a live timer and last from 90 to 120 minutes. When you submit, you see your score and a full review with an explanation for every question.
- What does GED Test (High School Equivalency) practice cover?
- 4 subjects: Mathematical Reasoning, Reasoning Through Language Arts, Science and Social Studies, with 12 topics such as Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry and Data, Civics, History, Economics and Geography, Grammar, Usage and Mechanics and Grammar, Vocabulary and Reading. Every topic has its own page of questions with answers.
- Does every GED Test (High School Equivalency) question have an explanation?
- Yes. Every question comes with an explanation, and you can open any question on its own page to read it.