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GED General Educational Development Test

Use original GED-style practice questions across Reasoning Through Language Arts, Mathematical Reasoning, Science, and Social Studies. The simulator helps you practise under a structured flow, review explanations and identify weaker subjects without using unauthorized exam content.

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Includes GED RLA, Mathematical Reasoning, Science, and Social Studies coverage based on current GED subject areas.

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Practice questions are provided in English to match the language commonly used in certification exams.

Question 1

Reference RLA-P02: Public library article A town library extended evening hours after a survey showed that many adults could only visit after work. In the first three months, evening attendance doubled, and requests for adult education materials increased. The library director argues that flexible hours make public services more equitable. Question: Read stimulus RLA-P02. A student says, “The library changed its hours mainly to serve people whose schedules made access difficult.” Which detail from the passage best supports that interpretation?

Question 2

Reference RLA-P03: Environmental editorial The writer argues that a city should plant more shade trees near bus stops. The editorial points to summer heat, older riders, and research showing that shade can reduce surface temperatures. It also admits that maintenance costs must be planned before planting begins. Question: Read stimulus RLA-P03. The writer wants to strengthen the argument that shade trees near bus stops are worth the cost. Which added sentence would be the strongest support?

Question 3

Choose the best transition: The recycling program reduced trash pickup costs by 12 percent. ____ the city expanded the program to two more neighborhoods.

Question 4

Which revision is clearest and most concise?

Question 5

Reference RLA-P06: School policy letter A parent supports a later school start time, arguing that teens need sleep and that attendance might improve. The parent also notes that transportation schedules would need adjustment and suggests a pilot program before a permanent change. Question: Read stimulus RLA-P06. Which TWO statements identify the parent’s argument accurately?