Looking for a free GED practice test workflow? Start with GED flashcards and the GED study guide, then use optional timed sets when you want pacing practice — all without creating an account.
GED overview
The GED® credential provides an adult high-school equivalency pathway in participating jurisdictions. Subject tests cover reasoning skills rather than memorizing a single textbook. Policies (scheduling, scoring displays, and retakes) are controlled by GED Testing Service and local jurisdictions — not by OpenExamHub.
Subject map
- Reasoning Through Language Arts (RLA) — reading for evidence, grammar/editing, and extended response expectations as published by GEDTS.
- Mathematical Reasoning — quantitative problem solving, algebra basics, and interpreting charts (calculator policy: verify officially).
- Science — life, physical, and earth/space science reasoning with data displays.
- Social Studies — civics/government, U.S. history, economics, and geography literacy.
What to verify on official sources
- Current subject outlines and score reporting on ged.com
- Whether your state or province uses GED, HiSET, or another approved high-school equivalency pathway — confirm with the state
- ID, scheduling, and accommodations rules for your test center
How to practice free (no login)
- Rotate subjects with free GED flashcards.
- Use the study guide, cheat sheet, and multi-week plan.
- Add optional timed practice after untimed accuracy improves.
FAQ
Are these official GED questions?
No. Practice is unofficial. Prefer GEDTS sample materials when you need vendor-authored examples.
Do you list a universal passing score?
No. Confirm scoring on ged.com and your jurisdiction — we do not invent cut scores.