Congratulations on your decision to take the GED! This is the first step towards a better life for you and your family.
Here’s what you need to know about the structure of the GED test.
This section of the test mainly deals with grammar corrections. Don’t worry, though, you don’t have to remember what a transitive verb is. All you need to do make sentences better. Once you’ve learned what sort of errors to look for, this section is actually not so bad.
The secret of the essay is to plan before you start writing. PRO Tutoring has a variety of methods to help you stay on track while you write your essay. With a little practice, and a plan of action, you’ll be able to write an excellent essay.
When most people think of social studies, they think of memorized dates and people. Thankfully, however, the GED does not expect that of you. All this section actually measures is your reading ability, because the answers are right there on the page. If you don’t know anything about history or economics, don’t worry about it. You just need to be able to find information from a graph, a picture, or a block of text.
The science section is nearly identical to the social studies section. It’s just more work with graphs, and more reading. No science background is required, none whatsoever.
This section measures the same skills as the science and social studies sections do. Again, no background knowledge is needed, because all the information you need is right there on the page.
Math is frightening to a lot of people, especially if they have been out of school for a long time. This section tests basic math, Geometry, and Algebra, but all you really need to know is your multiplication tables, and how to approach the problems. At PRO Tutoring, we have a system that lets any student, pass this section, regardless of their math ability.
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