Test Taking Tips:

What to bring on test day:
🪪  Valid ID
🎧  Earplugs (optional)

1) Take your EASIEST test first! ✅

•  Whether it's RLA, Science, Social
Studies, or Math, starting with your
easiest test gives you confidence
and momentum to keep going!

2) Take the GED Ready test before
each of your actual tests to see if

you're likely to pass! ✍🏼

•  The GED Ready practice tests (on

GED.com) are the best way to know

if you're likely to pass!

3) Read the question FIRST! 🥇

•  This can save you time, since

questions ask about a particular

part of a story or problem.

4)  Eliminate options if possible! 🚫

• Usually 1 or 2 of the answers are
unrelated to the question.  If you
can eliminate 2 answers, you have

a 50% chance of getting it correct!


5) FLAG questions if needed! ⛳️

•  If you're spending too much time
on a question, take a guess, FLAG

the question (by clicking the icon:

🚩 Flag for Review on the top right

of the test screen) and move on to

the next question.

6) Leave no questions BLANK! 📝

•  You can only gain points, but you
don't lose points for wrong answers.
So always choose an answer for
every question on the test!

7) All 4 GED tests are graded from

100 to 200, with 145 or above as the

passing score. 🎉

• Therefore, you need to get about

half of the answers correct to pass

each test!