GED Extended Response Practice Pack
Four original essay prompts with paired source texts, two full sample responses and two worked planning outlines.
Practice tests with worked answers, formula sheets, vocabulary lists — the same handouts our teachers give the people sitting in front of them. Built for paper, because that is where this stuff sticks.
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Four original essay prompts with paired source texts, two full sample responses and two worked planning outlines.
Eighty print-and-cut cards across all four subjects, written for recall rather than recognition.
Every formula the Mathematical Reasoning test asks you to use, grouped by when you would actually reach for it.
Twenty-five original math questions across quantitative and algebraic reasoning, each with a worked explanation.
The reasoning behind every math question type, worked step by step, with a four-week plan and note space.
Twenty-five original RLA questions on reading, argument and grammar, each with a worked explanation of why the answer is what it is.
The reasoning behind every RLA question type, worked step by step, with space to take your own notes.
Twenty-five original science questions across life, physical and earth science, each with a worked explanation.
How to read scientific text and data, how to judge an investigation, and the short list of content worth knowing cold.
Twenty-five original social studies questions built on real primary sources, each with a worked explanation.
How to work a founding document, how to read social data, and the civics core - with worked examples throughout.
Printable drill sheets across all four subjects. Math questions come with working space instead of answer choices.
What to do when you see the question: strategy, the six recurring traps, and a playbook by question type.
How to read the question stems, the grammar rules that are actually tested, and a five-minute plan for the essay.
Sixty terms grouped by where they turn up - including the words the questions themselves use.
The Science test is a reading test with scientific content. How to read the data, plus the content that genuinely pays.
The relationships worth knowing, grouped by what they measure - motion, energy, matter - plus units and scales.
Sixty terms grouped by where they turn up, including the method and data vocabulary that carries the most marks.
Primary-source strategy plus the civics and economics core that carries most of the Social Studies test.
Sixty terms grouped by where they turn up, with civics largest because civics is the largest part of the test.
Requirements, costs and fee assistance for every state that offers the GED - and the four that use the HiSET instead.
Un calendario dia a dia basado en el estudio espaciado y la practica de recuperacion, en espanol.
A day-by-day schedule built on spacing and retrieval, for anyone who did not finish high school.


