About GED Study Test
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What this site is
GED Study Test is a free practice resource for people preparing for the GED high school equivalency exam. It provides multiple-choice practice questions across all four GED subjects—Mathematical Reasoning, Science, Reasoning Through Language Arts, and Social Studies—with instant scoring, worked explanations, and topic drills.
Scores are reported on the same 100–200 scale the official test uses so you can measure progress toward the 145 passing line in the same terms you will see on test day. Every question on the site is free. An optional upgrade removes ads for 30 days.
Who writes the questions
All practice questions on this site are written specifically for GED Study Test. They are not reproduced from any official GED test, past or present, and they are not sourced from GED Testing Service or the American Council on Education. Each question is reviewed against the publicly available GED content indicators to ensure the topic and difficulty are appropriate for the exam level.
Distractors are built from the specific errors that test takers commonly make on each topic—sign errors in algebra, diameter–radius confusion in geometry, misreading a passage in reading comprehension—so that working through the explanations builds the habits that matter on the real test, not just recognition of the right answer.
No affiliation with GED Testing Service
GED Study Test is an independent website. It has no affiliation with, and is not endorsed by, the American Council on Education (ACE) or GED Testing Service LLC. GED® is a registered trademark of the American Council on Education.
To register for the official GED exam, check your official score, or read the official test policies, visit ged.com.
How content is kept up to date
The GED content indicators are publicly documented by GED Testing Service and updated periodically. When the official content framework changes, question sets and explanations on this site are revised to reflect the current scope. The date of the most recent content review is shown on relevant pages.
If you spot a question that appears factually incorrect, covers a topic outside the current GED framework, or has an explanation that does not match the answer key, please let us know. Verified errors are corrected promptly.
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