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You should answer each GED test question quickly, but don't rush. Here is a breakdown of each GED test. Please review the below information.

Test 1	Language Arts/Writing	50 questions/1 essay	75 min./50 min.-essay
Test 2	Social Studies	50 questions	70 min.
Test 3	Science	50 questions	80 min.
Test 4	Language Arts/Reading	40 questions	65 min.
Test 5	Mathematics	50 questions	90 min.

The GED test forces you to make decisions on sentence structure, reading comprehension, and mathematics in quick manner. On the GED test there is only one correct answer per question. The test writers have covered all their bases and one of the answer choices is correct. Generally, the correct answer is the answer that identifies the best answer. GED test writers are trying to make sure that you are competent and are able to answer the questions in a timely manner.

Another key point on reviewing for the GED test is to know your mathematical equations. GED test takers are responsible for already understanding the basic mathematical formulas. You must commit these formulas to memory and understand the application of the formula. Focus on the simple algebraic and geometric equations that you learned your sophomore year of high school or in your GED prep classes when preparing for the GED test. If you do not remember the correct formula you will have only a minimal chance of answering the question correctly.

It is also important to note that the clock is the greatest enemy with the GED. It is best to wear a watch to the testing center to help you with your time management. Do not wear a watch that has a calculator. Calculators are allowed on some sections of the GED test; however they are not allowed on certain math sections.