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Thanks for your comment. If you'd like further practice with multiple choice questions, I'd recommend purchasing the Kaplan GED book. It has a number of them. This is a guided practice exercise, so it is not be multiple choice, the purpose is to teach and reinforce the relevant skills using a text.

I hope you did well! Good luck in your studies.

@@studywithmike3005 135 wasn't good score for me

@@ChiragSonne I'm sorry to hear that. You may want to pick up the Kaplan GED book on amazon or your local bookstore for additional study and work through the math problems. There may also be free adult education classes in your state or local community college so you can get more hands on instruction, which I would recommend. Best wishes in the future!

Good luck on your GED! For additional resources for the ELA, I'd recommend purchasing the Kaplan GED book and reviewing Purdue OWL, since they go more in-depth. Here's the link to Purdue OWL (Online Writing Center) - owl.purdue.edu/owl/general_writing/punctuation/index.html

Very proud of you!!! Congratulations :)

Thank you for your comment katie. Good luck on your exam

Read theory, you can find it on Google.

Good luck on your GED or related HSE exam. You can do it! Also, thanks for commenting.

Thanks for the positive comment! Glad to help. Good luck on your exam.

Hello to you as well! Sorry didn't see this until now.

Thank you! Cheers!

@@studywithmike3005 Can you share more videos RLA? Your video is great

@@shankarkc9170 Thanks for the kind comments. This is the full playlist for the GED Language Arts section ua-cam.com/play/PLhKeRZHhWR9sGgcVquYpXtmJcZO7ugsSr.html

@@studywithmike3005 Thanks...

Hi Genardo - yes the Kaplan book (or the McGraw-Hill, both excellent) should be enough for most students - though I always recommend taking Adult Education courses in your area as well, if that's possible. Some students who require additional study may require workbooks or number power books. Take the free 10 question practice tests on ged.com, take the longer (half-length ones) after you've studied a bit, yes. The Khan Academy videos are popular with students. I have a playlist for Social Studies I have to upload.

@@studywithmike3005 thanks for the information mike! Very helpful. Do you think online classes would be just as good as a physical school? Oh ok number power books. Ill check those out

@@genardowalkine1544 Most of the online stuff is not that good, tbh. Don't pay for classes. There are a lot of online HS scams now. The classes are usually free w/adult education in your state (generally they'll be at a local community college). I really wouldn't bother with the Number Power books unless you need them e,g, if your practice test math score is in the low 130s or lower after study. Otherwise, not worth finding them. They're out of print. You watched my GED overview video right? Make sure the GED is the authorized HSE in your state and check the careeronestop link for more resources.

@@genardowalkine1544 (cont'd) Many people are fine with the Kaplan or McGraw-Hill book and a few months of proper study. Doing problem sets (do the problems in the book) is important for math and reading is important for the other 3 sections. The (in-person) classes that should be offered free in your area may be helpful as well, though there are people that pass the test without them. I would recommend them. I have not evaluated you with an educational tool, so I can't speak to your specific level of GED preparedness. If you want to pursue a local course, check your state on careeronestop for further details on GED/Adult Education courses in your area.

Re: Slope - I'd just watch my video and the khan academy video on slope and do some problems from purplemath, mathisfun etc. The Kaplan book is perfectly fine, and many students love it and have passed the GED because of it. They still cover it, just not many problems on it in that book. I prefer the McGraw-Hill, personally, but largely because I'm the teacher and not the student (the McGraw-Hill numbering and such makes more sense when you're teaching the material).

Yes! They have a lot of terrific general math resources and questions. Pick up the Kaplan or McGraw-Hill GED book and remember to watch the rest of my review course, as well.

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video or found it helpful

Thanks! I did the same for yours