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HeatherStoutt: 1 year ago

Is the GED test hard expecially if you forgot almost everything in school?

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TheRavenAZ: 1 year ago via iPhone

Since it's a test to make sure you know as much as a High School graduate, and you've forgotten everything, yea, it's gonna be hard for you.

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dixilanddelight: 1 year ago | Last edited at 10:17PM on 10/27/2011

there are many books that can help you refresh your memory the only ged test i took that was difficult was writing the essay just remember the format Opening paragraph 3 supporting paragraphs and a closing paragraph
GOOD LUCK!!

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pumpkinator: 1 year ago

Yes

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GI102: 1 year ago via iPhone

If you study throughly and hard it all will come back to you when you take a test. Take a day or two read again what you already learn from school and try to remember as much as you can and relax. Read and understand the question before you answers. Good luck and have fun

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jamiefortner: 1 year ago via iPhone

No but you could take the refresher class for it first

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trendseta: 1 year ago via iPhone

Yes

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GbMac: 1 year ago

Taking a multiple choice or "standardized" test is much like betting with a bookie. It's all about the odds. I'm not certain for the GED but, for the SAT for college, one is penalized more for a wrong answer than for an unanswered question. So, for example if you have 5 possible answers for a particular question on a standardized test and you are able to rule out 3 of the 5 answers, it's probably a good decision to guess at the answer. In that case it's 50/50 odds but if you have no idea at all, it's probably better to leave it blank. What I'm trying to say is it's just as important to know how to take standardized tests as it is to study the material you will be tested on. You can find free GED practice tests online and see what specific areas you need to study harder. I know 2 young men who took and passed the GED without preparing at all but I wouldn't recommend this technique (or lack thereof.) Best of luck, you can do it!

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harley10: 1 year ago via iPhone

It can be, check on classes sometimes your old school offers them

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britt83: 1 year ago via iPhone

The GED test is more intense than the high school graduation test. You need to purchase some of the books to prepare you for it and study.

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