1. Level 5: The Elite Test
GED® Mathematical Reasoning: Full-Length Practice Exam (Level 5 - Elite) · preview lesson
This is the elite GED® Mathematical Reasoning practice exam -- the final and hardest of all five. The format never changes:
- 46 questions in 115 minutes.
- Part 1 (Questions 1-5): NO CALCULATOR. Expect fractional and negative exponents, rationalizing a radical, an exponent equation, and a complex fraction -- all by hand.
- Part 2 (Questions 6-46): CALCULATOR ALLOWED.
- A formula sheet is provided (next lesson); no returning to Part 1 once Part 2 begins.
- Scored 100-200, with 145 to pass. No penalty for wrong answers.
What makes Level 5 the hardest of all: there is not a single routine question. Every item is a hard problem that stacks multiple ideas and often hides the real question one step past the obvious answer. If you can score well here, the real GED® Math test will feel comfortable.
If you can pass Level 5, how should the real GED® Math test feel by comparison -- harder or easier?
Level 5 is tougher than the real test, so the real exam should feel easier.
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