Peterson's GED Basics: Language Arts, Reading offers test-taking tips, subject review, exercises, and practice test questions to help a reader score high on the GED Language Arts, Reading Test. Readers will benefit from the review of nonfiction, commentary, fiction, drama, and poetry, along with the numerous practice questions and detailed answer explanations. The Test Yourself section can help you see if you are prepared to take this test of the GED or if additional review is needed. In addition, "Answering Your Questions about the GED" offers answers to commonly asked questions about the GED-where to take the test, what's on the test, how the test is scored, when results are sent, if one can take the GED more than once-and more. GED Basics: Language Arts, Reading is a chapter of GED Basics, which offers test-taking tips, subject review, and practice test questions for each GED Test-Language Arts, Reading; Language Arts, Writing (Parts I and II); Social Studies; Science; and Math (Parts I and II).

GED reading prep guide sharpens reading comprehension abilities, skill by skill.

Presents subject review, full-length practice tests with answer explanations, and test-taking strategies to help readers prepare for and score higher on the high school equivalency test.

This book is designed by experts to help you build the skills you'll need to begin a plan of study for the Language Arts, Reading section of the new 2014 GED test. It contains complete topic coverage, helpful review practice, and proven strategies to help you achieve your study goals and work towards preparing for success on the new 2014 GED(R) test

Reading passages develop the critical-thinking skills of comprehension, application, analysis, and synthesis. Announcing the companion workbook series to the GED test series Practice makes perfect with McGraw-Hill's updated GED Workbook series, which reflects the 2002 test guidelines. These workbooks provide invaluable hands-on experience for students as they tackle hundreds of GED format questions and check results against an answer key. Simulated test-taking situations boost not only content retention but also confidence for the big day. Ideal study guides for a student weak in a particular subject area or sitting for one GED test at a time, these activity books function as a companion to McGraw-Hill's GED Test titles and McGraw-Hill's GED.

Presents subject review, full-length practice tests with answer explanations, and test-taking strategies to help readers prepare for and score higher on the high school equivalency test.

Peterson's GED Basics: Language Arts, Writing offers test-taking tips, subject review, exercises, and practice test questions to help a reader score high on Parts I and II of the GED Language Arts, Writing Test. Readers will benefit from the thorough review of various subjects including writing a complete sentence, subject-Verb agreement, sentence fragments, run-on sentences, word choice, sentence structure, grammar review, punctuation review, and writing the essay. The Test Yourself sections will help you see if you are prepared to take this test of the GED or if additional review is needed. In addition, "Answering Your Questions about the GED" offers answers to commonly asked questions about the GED-where to take the test, what's on the test, how the test is scored, when results are sent, if one can take the GED more than once-and more. GED Basics: Language Arts, Writing is a chapter of GED Basics, which offers test-taking tips, subject review, and practice test questions for each GED Test-Language Arts, Reading; Language Arts, Writing (Parts I and II); Social Studies; Science; and Math (Parts I and II).