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GED Reasoning Through Language Arts Study Guide

 

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++contentGED Reasoning Through Language Arts Study Guide gives you the edge you need to score higher and pass the GED exam your first time!

  • Updated for the 2021 General Educational Development test

  • Quick but complete review of everything on the GED Reasoning Through Language Arts test

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  • Tons of GED RLA practice test questions to help you improve

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++contentTitle: GED Reasoning Through Language Arts Study Guide: Comprehensive Review with Practice Test Questions for the GED Exam

Release Date: November 28, 2020

Length: 112 pages

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++questionWhat is the GED?question++


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++answerWhat is the GED?

The General Educational Development, or GED, test is a high school-equivalency test—composed of four subtests—that certifies that the test-taker has high school-level academic skills.answer++


++answerWhat does GED stand for?

GED stands for “General Educational Development.”answer++


++answerCan you take the GED test in parts?

The four subtests can be taken together or separately, but you must pass all four subtests in order to pass the test overall.answer++


++answerIs a GED as good as a high school diploma?

Forty states currently offer the GED test. Once a test-taker passes the exam, then that person becomes eligible to receive a high school-equivalency diploma, which can be used in job applications or in applying to colleges or universities.answer++


++answerWhat is the point of a GED?

The GED is specifically designed for individuals who did not complete a high school diploma, no matter the reason.answer++


++answerHow can I pass the GED Reasoning Through Language Arts Test?

The best way to get your GED is to study. Take a GED language arts reading practice test. Accepted, Inc., offers a GED language arts practice test online with purchase of our GED language arts study guide.

 


++answer Is the GED Reasoning Through Language Arts test hard?

Doing well on GED language arts means being able to read closely, write clearly, edit and understand standard written English as it is used in context, and solve quantitative and algebraic problems. You also must show strong content knowledge in life science, physical science, and Earth and space science as well as civics and government, United States history, geography and the world, and economics.answer++


++answerHow do I get my GED?

To find a test center near you, check with Pearson VUE. You will need to print your registration ticket from your online account and bring it, along with your identification, to the testing site on test day. Some test centers will require other forms or documentation, so make sure to check with your test center in advance.answer++


++answerWhat’s on the GED?

The GED test gauges high school-level content knowledge and skills in four areas: Reasoning through Language Arts (RLA), Mathematical Reasoning, Science, and Social Studies.answer++


++answerHow many questions are on the Language Arts GED?

There are 46 questions on the GED language arts test. There is also one essay question. You will have 150 (two hours and thirty minutes) for the Reasoning through Language Arts test.answer++


++answerWhat’s on the GED Language Arts test?

The Reasoning through Language Arts test assesses your ability to understand a range of texts which can be found in both academic and workplace settings. The test includes literary and informational texts as well as important US founding documents. The texts vary in length from 450 to 900 words. You will be asked to identify details and make logical inferences from—as well as valid claims about—the texts. You also will be asked to define key vocabulary and use textual evidence to analyze the texts in your own words in the form of a written response.

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++answerIs the GED all multiple choice?

The test includes a variety of question types, including multiple-choice, drag-and-drop, hot spot, and fill-in-the-blank. The multiple-choice questions are a standard style in which the test-taker selects the best answer among a series of choices. In drag-and-drop questions, the test-taker must select the best answer, click on it, and drag it to the appropriate location. This usually involves sorting items into categories or making associations between different concepts. Hot spot questions require the test-taker to click on a specific area of an image. For fill-in-the-blank questions, the test-taker must type in the word or phrase missing from the statement or question.

The Reasoning through Language Arts section also includes some questions in which the test-taker must select the best grammatical or punctuation change from a drop-down list of options. There are also extended response (essay) questions that require the test-taker to type the answer.answer++


++answerHow is the GED Administered?

The GED exam is a computer-based test offered at a wide range of sites throughout the United States and the world.

Check in advance with your testing center for specific testing guidelines, including restrictions on dress and accessories. You may take the subtests all on the same day or individually on separate days. There is no required order for completing the test. Certain jurisdictions may apply limits to the amount of time available for completing all four tests.answer++


++answerHow is the GED Scored?

You will receive your scores on your GED tests within twenty-four hours of completing the exam. The number of raw points each question is worth depends on the number of required answers for that question. For example, a question that requires the test-taker to select two items from a drop-down menu would be worth two raw points.

The written component of the Reasoning through Language Arts subtest is scored on three traits: analysis of arguments and use of evidence, development of ideas and structure, and clarity and command of standard English. Each trait can earn a raw score of up to two points. The number of questions can vary between versions of the exam, but the number of raw points remains constant.

There are sixty-five raw score points on the Reasoning through Language Arts exam. The total number of raw points earned is then scaled to a score between 100 and 200.answer++


++answerWhat is a good GED score?

You must earn at least 145 scaled score points to qualify for your high school equivalency credential. Each test is scored independently, and points from one test cannot affect the point value of another. You must pass each subtest to qualify for your high school-equivalency credential. There is no guessing penalty on the GED exam, so you should always guess if you do not know the answer to a question.answer++


++answerWhat GED score is needed for college?

A score of at least 165 qualifies you as College Ready, and a score of 175 or higher qualifies you as College Ready + Credit, meaning you could qualify to receive college credit.answer++


++answerCan I retake the GED?

There are three versions of each test, so if you want to retake the test, you can do so right away up to two times. You will receive a different version of the test each time. If you still need to retake the test after the third time, you must wait sixty days. Ultimately, you may take each test up to eight times a year. If you do not pass one subtest, you are not required to retake all of the tests—only the one you failed.answer++