Complete GED Mathematical Reasoning Test Preparation Guide
The GED Mathematical Reasoning Test For Dummies provides comprehensive preparation for the 115-minute computer-based GED math exam. This test-prep guide covers all concepts tested on the Mathematical Reasoning section, including number operations, measurement and geometry, data analysis, statistics, probability, algebra, functions, and patterns.
What's Covered in This Guide
This hands-on study guide addresses the new structure and computer-based format of the GED Mathematical Reasoning Test. You'll encounter detailed instruction on multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, hot-spot, drop-down, and drag-and-drop question formats. Each section breaks down question types into manageable parts, making exam preparation straightforward and accessible.
Practice Materials and Test Strategies
The guide includes extensive practice opportunities to assess your understanding across all mathematical reasoning topics. You'll find methods to sharpen your math skills, specific approaches for different GED question types, practice questions covering both work-place related and academic-based math skills, and one full-length GED Mathematical Reasoning practice test. Scoring guidelines and detailed answer explanations help you identify areas needing additional study.
Computer Skills and Test Format
Reviews of basic computer skills ensure you're comfortable with the digital testing environment. The guide familiarizes you with the computer-based format, so you can focus on demonstrating your mathematical knowledge rather than struggling with the technology on test day.
Authors' Expertise
Murray Shukyn, a recognized Canadian leader in alternative education, brings experience from elementary, secondary, and university teaching levels, along with adult training program development. Achim Krull contributes expertise from high school and adult education, having authored textbooks, teachers' guides, and numerous learning materials.
This study guide provides the confidence and preparation needed to pass the GED Mathematical Reasoning Test and obtain your graduate equivalency diploma.
