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Assess your learning. See if you have any major gaps in your knowledge that you need to fix before taking the GED by taking Test Prep Preview's self-assessment quizzes. These 10 question quizzes with answer keys will let you know what you may need to practice before tackling the GED practice tests online.

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Go to the Steck-Vaughn website. This publisher of educational materials has sample test questions for free on its website. Especially helpful is the option to click "feedback" after answering a question; not only does this give you the right answer, it explains why it is the right answer. You can also submit all of your answers for grading to get an approximate idea of how you would do on the actual GED.

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Visit the American Council on Education website. The American Council on Education is the group that develops and administers the GED. Not only does their site explain how the process works and where you can take the test, it also has sample questions.

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Try the complete test at 4Tests.com. Most sites charge you to take GED practice tests online, but this site has one available for free. You can choose which components you want to take, such as only mathematics or all components.

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