Adult education · GED Prep

Free GED Practice Test

GED-style practice with rationales across all four subjects — start with 20 free questions, then unlock the full 2,000+ Exam bank when you’re ready.

Free

20 practice questions to try the system — a teaser, not the full bank. Try free →

Exam bank

Unlock the full 2,000+ question Exam bank from $49. Exams, not courses. See plans →

Independent practice · not affiliated with GED Testing Service · Official GED details →

2,000+ questions 4 subjects Rationales

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Unlock the full 2,000+ question bank. Access length is the plan difference — same practice features on every tier.

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1 month access
  • 2,000+ GED practice questions
  • All 4 subjects (Math, RLA, Social Studies, Science)
  • Rationales for every choice
  • Progress tracking
  • 24/7 access

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  • 2,000+ GED practice questions
  • All 4 subjects (Math, RLA, Social Studies, Science)
  • Rationales for every choice
  • Progress tracking
  • 24/7 access

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Try a GED-style question

PrepNovat practice — not an official GED Testing Service item. Same rationale style as the Exam bank.

Mathematical Reasoning · Algebra
A phone plan costs $40 per month plus $0.10 per text over 500 texts. If Jordan sent 620 texts, what is the monthly bill?
A) $40.00
B) $52.00 ✓
C) $62.00
D) $102.00
Answer: B. Overages = 620 − 500 = 120 texts × $0.10 = $12. Total = $40 + $12 = $52. A ignores overages. C treats every text as billable ($0.10 × 620). D adds an unsupported fee.

Built for GED test-takers

The GED certifies high-school-level academic skills across four subjects. PrepNovat helps you practice with clear rationales — so you know why an answer is right before test day.

Start free, then unlock the Exam bank when you need volume and tracking.

What is the GED test?

The GED (General Educational Development) is a set of four subject tests that certify high-school-level academic skills. Official registration, scheduling, and scoring are provided by GED Testing Service — PrepNovat is independent practice only.

You typically need a minimum score of 145 on each subject to pass. Confirm current rules on ged.com.

What’s on the GED?

Four subjects. Approximate official question counts and timing vary by version — always verify on ged.com before you schedule.

Subject Focus
Mathematical Reasoning Quantitative & algebraic problem solving
Reasoning Through Language Arts Reading, writing, language conventions
Social Studies Civics, history, economics, geography
Science Life, physical, and Earth & space science

Defer exact timing and item counts to GED Testing Service.

How PrepNovat helps

  • 2,000+ GED practice questions across all four subjects
  • Rationales for correct and incorrect choices
  • Progress tracking so you can focus weak subjects
  • Start with 20 free — unlock the full Exam bank when you need volume

Ready for the full Exam bank?

Plans $49 / $129 / $199 · or keep practicing free

A focused 4–6 week study plan

Week 1Diagnostic · try 20 free · note weak subjects
Weeks 2–3Target gaps with bank practice + rationales
Week 4Mixed sets across all four subjects
Weeks 5–6Timed drills · review misses · light taper

Subject tips

Math

Translate word problems into equations before calculating. Estimate so wild answers stand out.

RLA

Underline the claim in the passage before you look at choices. Eliminate options the text never supports.

Social Studies & Science

Practice reading charts and short passages — many items test evidence use more than memorized facts.

How to use the free questions

Answer the sample above (and the 20-question free quiz) under light timing pressure. Read every rationale — including items you got right. The free layer is a teaser for format and feedback style, not a full-length official GED.

Frequently asked questions

How long should I study for the GED?

Many test-takers do well with 4–6 focused weeks per weak subject, or longer if you’re rebuilding fundamentals. Start with a short diagnostic, then spend most time where your scores are lowest.

What score do I need to pass?

You typically need a minimum of 145 on each of the four subjects. Confirm current scoring and scheduling rules on ged.com.

What’s free vs paid on PrepNovat?

Free = 20 teaser questions (this page’s sample + /quiz/ged-free/). Paid = the full 2,000+ Exam bank at $49 / $129 / $199 depending on access length. Free is not the full bank.

Can I take the GED online?

GED Testing Service offers online and in-center options in many locations, with eligibility rules that vary. Check ged.com for what’s available where you live.

Can I retake a subject?

Retake policies and waiting periods are set by GED Testing Service and your jurisdiction. Confirm before you schedule another attempt.

Is PrepNovat affiliated with GED Testing Service?

No. PrepNovat offers independent third-party practice. Official GED registration and materials are provided by GED Testing Service. See ged.com.

Ready to practice for the GED?

Start with 20 free questions — or unlock the full Exam bank when you need volume.

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