Barron’s GED, High School Equivalency Exam
Barron’s GED, High School Equivalency Exam by Samuel C. Brownstein is a comprehensive manual published by Barron’s in 2010, featuring 927 pages in English. This edition is designed to assist test-takers in preparing for the latest GED High School Equivalency Exam, providing a thorough overview of the test structure and essential study strategies.
Readers will find a diagnostic test along with two full-length practice exams, complete with answered and explained questions. The book includes extensive subject reviews covering Language Arts, Social Studies, Science, and Mathematics. Additionally, it offers valuable test-taking tips and advice, with headings printed in a second color for easy navigation. An optional CD-ROM is included, featuring practice tests that simulate the actual test-taking experience.
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Updated to reflect the latest GED High School Equivalency Exam, this comprehensive manual presents a diagnostic test and two full-length practice exams with all questions answered and explained. Test-takers will also profit from the book’s extensive subject reviews that cover all test topics: Language Arts–Writing Parts I and II, Social Studies, Science, Language Arts–Reading, and Mathematics. An overview explains the test’s several parts and their time allotments and offers study advice and test-taking tips. Headings are printed in a second color for easy reference. Enclosed with this manual is an optional CD-ROM, which presents practice tests that simulate the actual test-taking situation.
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