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Assessments used to earn or document an alternative high-school equivalency credential.
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GED Mathematical ReasoningGED Mathematical Reasoning · GED Testing Service
About 46 questions in two parts: a non-calculator segment (~5 mental-math questions) and a calculator-permitted segment (~41 questions with an on-screen calculator)115 minutesGED Reasoning Through Language ArtsGED Reasoning Through Language Arts · GED Testing Service
About 46 questions plus one essay (extended response)150 minutesGED ScienceGED Science · GED Testing Service
Usually 34–40 questions (varies slightly by test form); a mix of short answer, multiple choice, and technology-enhanced items90 minutes, one section, no break (includes 2 minutes of instructions and final review per the Test Subjects page)GED Social StudiesGED Social Studies · GED Testing Service
About 35 questions70 minutesWhat you'll find
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