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GED English and Math Practice
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Module 1
Today’s GED English Diagnostic and Pass-Focused Sprint
1
Timed 5-Question GED RLA Skills Diagnostic
Diagnose priority GED Reasoning Through Language Arts skill gaps using a timed 5-question mixed diagnostic.
Diagnose priority GED Reasoning Through Language Arts skill gaps using a timed 5-question mixed diagnostic.
2
Identifying the Central Idea of a GED RLA Passage
Determine the central idea of a short GED Reasoning Through Language Arts passage.
Determine the central idea of a short GED Reasoning Through Language Arts passage.
3
Supporting Inferences with Textual Evidence
Select textual evidence that supports an inference about a GED passage.
Select textual evidence that supports an inference about a GED passage.
4
Evaluating Evidence for Authorial Claims
Evaluate whether a cited piece of evidence supports an author’s claim.
Evaluate whether a cited piece of evidence supports an author’s claim.
5
Correcting Sentence Fragments, Run-Ons, and Comma Splices
Correct sentence fragments, run-ons, and comma splices in GED editing passages.
Correct sentence fragments, run-ons, and comma splices in GED editing passages.
6
Subject-Verb and Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement
Correct agreement errors involving subjects and verbs or pronouns and antecedents in GED editing passages.
Correct agreement errors involving subjects and verbs or pronouns and antecedents in GED editing passages.
7
Timed GED RLA Practice: 15-Question Mixed Set
Complete a timed 15-question mixed GED Reasoning Through Language Arts practice set.
Complete a timed 15-question mixed GED Reasoning Through Language Arts practice set.
8
Classifying Errors and Selecting Correction Strategies
Classify errors from the 15-question practice set by skill and select the rule or reading strategy needed to correct each error type.
Classify errors from the 15-question practice set by skill and select the rule or reading strategy needed to correct each error type.
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