Reasoning Through Language Arts

GED Language Arts Practice Test 2

A second set of thirty multiple-choice questions divided among reading comprehension, writing and organization, and grammar and usage. No question in this set appeared in Practice Test 1.

Question 1 of 40

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Sentences: (1) The team submitted the final report. (2) The project began with a two-week planning phase. (3) Data were collected over six months. Which order presents these events most logically?

Comparing your Test 1 and Test 2 scores

Because the two sets cover the same three skill areas with different questions, a consistent score across both is strong evidence you are ready. A large swing in either direction is worth investigating: check whether the same skill area caused most of your errors both times.

Scores report on the 100-200 GED scale, where 145 passes.

Return to the passage on every reading question

On every reading question, the correct answer is defensible with a specific line of text. If you cannot point to that line, return and look again before choosing. The most common wrong answer is a statement that sounds reasonable but is not stated or implied in the passage.

For grammar items embedded in a passage, read the full sentence in context before evaluating the underlined portion. A choice that looks correct in isolation can create a tense or agreement error once the surrounding sentences are factored in.

Frequently asked questions

Does Practice Test 2 include an essay?
This set is multiple choice. For essay practice, take any two opposing arguments and write a 45-minute response using only evidence from the texts.
Is there any overlap between Practice Test 1 and Practice Test 2?
No. The two tests draw from separate question pools with no shared questions.

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