All GED RLA Practice Tests
Take one of our three GED reasoning language arts practice exams below. Make sure to review the answer explanations at the end of each exam.
If you want to practice other subjects, visit our GED practice test home.
GED Language Arts Overview
The GED language arts test includes 3 main topics:
- Reading for Meaning (35%)
- Identifying and Creating Arguments (45%)
- Grammar and Language (20%)
You will have 150 minutes to complete this portion of the GED exam. Of the 150 minutes, 3 minutes will be slotted for instructions and final review, 10 minutes for a break between parts 2 and 3, and 45 minutes dedicated for the written essay.
In terms of format on the GED language arts test, there are 3 sections. Question types include multiple-choice, drag and drop, select an area, and drop-down questions. 1 of the 3 sections is a written essay (extended response).
You can practice for the other sections of the exam by visiting our free GED practice test home. Here is the official GED RLA page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many questions are on the GED language arts section?
The number of questions varies, but you can expect there to be around 46 questions and a written essay.
What is a passing score for the GED language arts section?
You will need to score a 145 or higher to pass this section of the exam. For more information, read our guide to GED scores.
What kind of topics are tested on GED language arts?
There are 3 main topics tested. Those 3 topics are reading for meaning, identifying and creating arguments, and grammar and language.
