The GED Tests are five tests in the areas of Writing Skills, Social Studies, Science, Literature and the Arts, and Mathematics. The questions in each of these tests require you to use general knowledge and thinking skills.
Few questions ask about facts, details, or definitions.
With the exception of Part II of the Writing Skills Test, which requires you to write an essay, all questions on the GED Tests are multiple choice. The questions range in difficulty from easy to hard, and cover a wide range of subjects. Geometry Most libraries and lots of bookstores have GED study books and in some places there's a GED on TV series, too. You are eligible to take the tests if you are not enrolled in, and have not graduated from high school, and you meet the requirements set by the state, with regard to age, the length of time since you left school, and residency.