If you don't have a high school diploma, consider taking the General Educational Development (GED) exam. The GED exam is a series of four tests ― covering language arts, social studies, science, and math ― that evaluate your abilities at the high school level. If you pass the test, you earn a high school equivalency diploma.

The probability of a probability question appearing in the GED Mathematical Reasoning test, is, well, pretty good. If you get one, it will either ask you to calculate for simple (one-time) events or compound (two or more) events.The following practice questions ask you to calculate the odds of drawing a certain number in a lottery, and of drawing a certain card from a deck.

Getting your GED will show that you have the skills and knowledge necessary to handle to rigors of college or professional employment. One of the best ways to maximize your exam performance is to continually expose yourself to questions that mimic the ones you’ll encounter on the GED. The following are the four sections on the test: Reasoning Through Language Arts, Mathematical Reasoning, Social Studies, and Science.

To prepare for questions on the GED Science test that deal with cell theory, you should understand the basic tenets of cell theory, and also be able to identify the different parts of a cell. Practice Questions Which organelle is found only in plant cells and helps the plant to produce its own food via photosynthesis?

To prepare for the GED Science test, you should have a basic understanding of the different types of energy, as well as the two main categories these energy types fall into: potential and kinetic. Practice Questions Complete the sentence by filling in the blanks.As an object falls from a table to the floor, it loses its stored (__________) energy and gains __________ energy as it begins to speed up.

The GED Science test will often contain questions about Earth's layers and landforms. The following practice questions deal with continental drift and plate tectonics. Practice Questions Use the following information for both practice questions.Scientists believe that Earth's continents were once joined together into a single landmass called Pangaea.

The GED Science test will probably contain a few questions that test your knowledge and understanding of genetics. The following practice questions focus on using a Punnett square. Practice Questions Both practice questions are based on the following information.A gardener is interested in growing pea plants of a particular height.