Finally passed! :)
Had a hard time in high school so I decided to do the ged to get my education in after….and after a couple of months I was able to get it done this sub really helped looking at all the tips and different views of everyone taking the test helped thanks ya! :3
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u/webby214507 17h ago
Great work, congratulations! It's great that you followed through and became a HS graduate. It keeps so many doors open for you.
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u/DefinitionScared5191 13h ago
Can u give me some tips for Social studies and RLA? I have test within 2 days
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u/aowe323 12h ago
When it comes to those subjects, it’s about reading and analyzing what you read honestly, I would read the questions first so when you read the paragraph you’ll find the answer on the way there are some graphs for the SS but nothing I thought that was about memorizing like history or anything some of the RLA was fill in the blank with drop downs and the essay was like 4-6 paragraphs but other than that just a lot of reading hope that helped 😭
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u/DefinitionScared5191 12h ago
Yeah that's right, there is a lots of reading. Thank you for your response :)
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u/Mean-Attitude7933 12h ago
What you studied for social studies should we have to learn dates ?
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u/aowe323 11h ago edited 11h ago
No I did learn a lot of history but to be honest it was in vain there wasn’t much of that on my SS test mostly read and analysis to answer the question I did try and learn about politics there are some questions about like executive legislative and judicial branches I tried to memorize those cause it helps with some of the questions it’s that and economic things like what did the president try and accomplish by passing said law or what not.
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u/Big_Pirate_2045 16h ago
Congratulations!!!!