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GED Math Practice Questions by Topic: Fix One Weak Spot at a Time
Missed four percent questions on your practice test? You don’t need another full test. You need 25 percent questions, each one explained. Pick the topic that cost you the most points and start there.
New questions every time you start a set. Come back as often as you like.
Expressions and equations
about 30% of the testThe biggest area on the test.
Graphs and functions
about 25% of the testWith the area above, algebra is more than half the test.
Numbers, fractions and percents
about 25% of the testThe everyday math: money, rates and the arithmetic you do by hand.
Number sense and operations
Negative numbers, order of operations, rounding and the kind of arithmetic you'll do by hand in the first five questions.
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Fractions, decimals and percents
Switching between the three forms, finding a percent of an amount, and money problems like tax, tips and discounts.
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Ratios, rates and proportions
Unit prices, scaling a recipe, map scales, and distance, rate and time problems.
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Exponents, roots and scientific notation
The exponent rules, square and cube roots, and very big or very small numbers in scientific notation.
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Measurement, geometry and data
about 20% of the testThe formula sheet does the remembering; you pick the formula.
How each set works
- 25 questions, no timer. Check each answer as you go and read the working before the next one.
- New numbers every time, so a second run tests the skill, not your memory.
- The formula sheet and calculator sit in the toolbar, like on the real test.
- Your place is saved on this device, so you can stop and come back.
Not sure which topic to pick?
Take the full practice test first. Your result shows how you did in each of the four areas above, and which skills cost you the most points. Then come back and start with those.
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