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Mathematical Reasoning
Our full-length GED Math Practice Test is designed to give you a comprehensive review of all exam domains while simulating the real testing environment. By practicing with questions that cover every topic and experiencing the exam format first-hand, you can improve your confidence, identify areas that need more attention, and ultimately increase your chances of passing the GED Math exam on the first attempt.
What’s covered in our full-length GED Math Practice Test?
Questions covering all exam domains
Our practice test includes questions from every domain of the official GED Math exam, ensuring that you are fully prepared:- Basic math & number operations: Mastering fractions, decimals, percentages, and basic arithmetic operations is critical. Our questions cover addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages. These skills form the foundation of more advanced topics.
- Algebra & functions: Algebra is a major part of the GED Math exam. You’ll practice solving equations and inequalities, working with linear functions, and interpreting graphs. These questions help you develop problem-solving strategies and understand how to apply algebra to real-world scenarios.
- Geometry & measurement: Geometry and measurement questions test your understanding of shapes, angles, area, perimeter, volume, and basic coordinate geometry. Our practice problems ensure you can visualize shapes, calculate measurements accurately, and understand spatial relationships.
- Data analysis & statistics: The ability to read and interpret data is essential. Questions in this domain include analyzing charts and tables, calculating mean, median, and mode, and understanding basic probability. These skills prepare you for real-life scenarios as well as exam questions.
Exam simulation format
In addition to covering all content areas, our practice test replicates the format of the official GED Math exam, so you can experience a realistic testing environment:- Number of questions: The test includes 25 questions, mostly multiple-choice type, to match the structure of the real exam.
- Time limit: You’ll have 110 minutes to complete the test, the same amount of time given on the actual GED Math exam. Practicing under timed conditions helps you manage your pacing and reduces exam-day anxiety.
- Calculator use: Some sections allow calculator use while others do not, exactly like the official exam. This ensures you practice both mental calculations and calculator-assisted problem solving.