More GED Information.

What is GED?
The General Educational Development (GED) test measures a student's knowledge of general high school subjects - reading, math, science, social studies, writing -- and enables the student to demonstrate that he or she has acquired skills which are equivalent to a high school diploma. All 5 tests take about 7 hours to complete.
The contents of the tests are as follows:
Language/Arts (Reading (40 questions, 65 minutes)
            75% Literary texts
            25% Non-fiction texts
Language/Arts Writing Skills (50 questions, 75 min plus the Essay, 45 min.)
             30% Sentence Structure
             30% Usage
             25% Homonyms, Punctuations, Capitalization
   15% Organization
Mathematics (50 questions, 90 minutes)
   40-60% Arithmetic
   20-30% Algebra, Functions, & Patterns
   20-30% Geometry, Measurement
Science (50 questions, 80 minutes)
   45% Life Science
   35% Physical Science
   20% Earth & Space Science
Social Studies ( 50 questions, 80 minutes)
   40% History
   25% Civics & govt.
   20% Economics
   15% Geography
With the exception of Part 11 of the Writing Skills Test, which requires you to write an essay, all questions on the GED are multiple choice with five possible answers. The questions range in difficulty from easy to hard, and cover a wide range of topics
You may take the test if you are 17 years of age or older. To pass the test, you must score a 410 or more on each part and a total of 2250 (an average of 450 on each part). It is possible to "pass" each section and still fail the test. You may retest only twice (2) per calender year. You must bring an I.D. which includes:
Michigan Picture I.D., such as a driver's license
Social Security Card.

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