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Our tests help you understand the real GED Math test. You will receive detailed scoring results at the end of each exam to let you know your strengths and weaknesses.

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This is the home of our GED math practice tests, written to match the current GED Math test.

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A Quick Guide to GED Math Test

The GED Math test takes 115 minutes, split into two parts. You can't use a calculator on the short first part.

For part 2, you can use the onscreen calculator, or bring your own TI-30XS calculator if you test at a test center. A math formula sheet and a calculator reference sheet are also provided. You may view the formula sheet here while answering our GED practice test for math. Because you can see the formulas during the test, focus on how to apply them instead of memorizing them.

Question types include multiple choice, drag and drop, fill in the blank, select an area and drop down. The questions focus on two content domains: algebraic problem solving (55%) and quantitative problem solving (45%).

Overall, the GED Math test checks your mastery of foundation math skills. You must be able to demonstrate your skills in number sense and computation, algebraic expressions and functions, data analysis and statistics, and geometric measurement.

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Quick Tips to Remember When Preparing for the GED Math Test

  1. Practice!

practice

Remember, the Math test only gives you 115 minutes to finish everything. So you need to work at a relatively fast pace. But you can’t perform faster if you are no longer used to doing mathematical computations. Take our GED Math practice tests now. Regular practice helps you work faster and more accurately.

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  1. Fully understand the problem.

fully understand the problem

Don’t compute the figures without understanding it. Focus on comprehending the question first as some items are designed to provide confusing details to test whether you really know what you’re doing.

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  1. Double check your answers.

double check your answers

Compute twice before submitting your final answer. See if it is really the solution being presented to you.

  1. Use all the resources you have.

Use all the resources you have

You have a formula sheet and a calculator during the test. Use them to help you arrive at the correct answer. Also, it would be good to analyze the formulas and practice using them before the test. Remember, it’s not memorizing them that matters, but applying and understanding them. The best way to put these formulas to use is by taking our Math practice tests. Our online classes also show you how to use them.

Take the Math practice test now. See the list of topics you need to study on our GED math page.

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