Part of the GED practice pass
GED Math full practice exam
46 questions · 110 minutes · Scored by content area
GED Testing Service says the Mathematical Reasoning test has about 46 questions in 115 minutes. You get 46 questions on a 110-minute clock: the first 5 without a calculator, then 41 with one.
Before you start
- The real test has about 5 questions without a calculator, then about 41 with an on-screen calculator. Our 110-minute clock is the 115 minutes less the instructions and the 3-minute break, and the 46 questions split 21 quantitative and 25 algebraic, as GED Testing Service’s 45/55 content split sets out.
- Every question has four answer choices and one best answer, like GED multiple-choice items. The real test also uses drag-and-drop, fill-in-the-blank, select-an-area and drop-down items; ours present the same skills as multiple choice. Each answer comes with an explanation, and calculations show each step.
- A formula sheet sits under every question, as on the real test. The first 5 questions are the no-calculator part; from question 6 on, use a scientific calculator (the real test gives you an on-screen TI-30XS).
- You can skip, go back, change answers and flag questions until you submit. The clock keeps running in background tabs and reloads. When time runs out, your answers are submitted.
Original independent practice. Every question is written for practice from GED Testing Service’s published assessment targets; none are GED test questions. Not affiliated with or endorsed by GED Testing Service or the American Council on Education.