You can prepare for the science section of the GED by using our GED science practice test below. We have crafted 4 GED science specific exams to help you study and prepare for your upcoming exam.
You will be tested on reading for meaning in science, designing and interpreting science experiments, and using numbers and graphics in science on this portion of the GED exam. Make sure you are ready by using our exams.
Summary: Use our free GED science practice test to ensure you are ready for the science portion of the GED. For help with other subjects, visit our GED practice test home.
GED Science Practice Test
Use our GED science questions linked below. We recommend taking all 4 exams and carefully reviewing the detailed answer explanations at the end of each exam.
The answer explanations will help you better understand key concepts and why certain answers were right or wrong.
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GED Science Overview
The science portion of the GED exam includes 3 main topics. Some things you need to know for the GED science test include:
- Reading for Meaning in Science
- Designing and Interpreting Science Experiments
- Using Numbers and Graphics in Science
This portion of the exam consists of 90 minutes and there are no breaks given. You will find multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blank, drag and drop, select an area, and drop-down questions.
You will be permitted to use a calculator on this section. You will be given access to an onscreen calculator or you can bring your own TI-30XS calculator if you will be taking the exam in-person at a testing center.
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GED Science Test FAQs
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What kind of questions are given on the GED science test?
The questions will be multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blank, drag and drop, select an area, and drop-down.