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It’s hard to believe that the holiday season is already upon us. It seems everyone is already making their lists and checking them twice. But me? I’m over shopping and have already moved on to making resolutions. I’m hoping this new year will give me new opportunities. And ...

Hey Friends, Glad you could stop by our blog today! We have posted some extra math questions below, just for you! 1. Solve the equation if a=7 and x=2. y= 4a2 + 8x -4 Answer: 208 2. If x=12, then what does y equal? 2x2 +4x + 2 Answer: 338 3. Balance the equation below:

A really big part of the GED® Math Exam will be Geometry. Does that make you want to cry? Please, don’t! This blog is going to help you understand how to find surface areas of 3D shapes. Overview of Formulas Okay, so the formulas for finding the surface areas of 3D shapes will NOT be

A major part of the GED® Science Exam will be understanding and applying the Scientific Method. The Scientific Method is a collection of techniques used to observe facts and gain knowledge about a particular area of study. As you begin to write and design your own experiments and/or paragraph ...

The GED Social Studies extended response item has been eliminated on March 1, 2016. If you’re studying for the GED® Social Studies Exam, you’ve probably been wondering about the Extended Response portion. Today, I’m going to tell you all about it. In this blog post, you will ...

During the GED® Exam, you will be able to use the TI-30XS Multi-View calculator. It’s important that before you take the exam, you fully understand how to use the calculator. The more you practice with your calculator the better you will become. Knowing how to use your calculator will save ...

Starting 2018, the Science module will no longer include Short Answer items. Today, we’re going to give you an informational guide about how to write a short answer response for the GED® Science Exam. We’re also going to show you how the response will be scored, and give you questions ...

Part One: Read the information about the Pythagorean Theorem and then answer the questions below. Part Two: Practice Questions 1. Two friends leave school at the same time, heading different places. One friend drives north to their home, while the other friend drives east to the mall. After five ...

Fraction Tutorial Practice Problems Use these problems to practice fractions. 1. 15/18 – 7/9= Answer: 1/18 2. 3/5 + 5/15= Answer: 14/15 3. 3/4 + 4/7= Answer: 37/28 4. 9/15 – 3/5 Answer: O 5. 4/5 – 2/3 Answer: 2/15 6. 1/5 x 2/3 Answer: 2/15 7. 3/4 x 2/3 Answer: 1/2 8. 3/6 –

There will now be two, distinct parts to the GED® Math Exam. The first will be mental math. After which, students will get a three-minute break. At this point, they may get their own calculators. Then, students will be given the remaining time to complete the Algebraic and Quantitative Reasoning. ...

Update: The GED© Testing Services has just released new information concerning the use of calculators during the GED© exam. Related Topics: GED Math GED Science Study Guide GED Social Studies Prep Guide GED Reasoning through Language Arts Guide Watch our Online GED Math Videos covering all topics ...

Understanding how the GED test is scored can be a challenge! Here is our simple guide to help you figure it out. Remember, there are four main test subjects: Math, Science, Social Studies, and Language Arts. Each test subject area is taken separately and scored separately, but they come together to ...

“Gimme a break” Here’s some great advice that I assumed my favorite candy, the Kit Kat © Bar, was trying to tell me about studying.  Sometimes when I stare at the computer screen for a long period of time, I start to feel like a robot. I even begin to hear that lonely robot ...

Not sure how to get started with studying for your GED Math Exam? These simple tips will help you begin. It all boils down to mastering the basics, practicing continuously, and taking mental breaks. Quick Tips to Prepare for the GED Exam 1. Get down to the basics. I called my friend, who is a

It’s hard to study in the summer, I get it. Sometimes, when I wake up and it’s nice outside, I feel like ignoring everything I have to do and just saying… But unfortunately that’s not really an option for us, is it? So what can we do? Besides what we obviously want to ...

Everyone can get motivated and pumped up about the GED, but staying motivated is hard. One day you’re all like, I can do this. Look at me, I’m whizzing through practice tests. The GED ain’t got nothing on me. Then the very next day, you’re all like, ↓ ↓ ...