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 The
entire GED exam is conducted on a desktop computer, so
it follows that you must know how to use a keyboard and
mouse to interact with the test material appearing on
the monitor screen. Any confusion on your part on exam
day will slow your progress or, worse, cause
incorrect test responses.
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Here is an online, interactive simulator for
the Science portion of the GED exam. You
know you are getting the right kind of
experience here, because it is presented by
the very people who design and conduct the
GED exams. Study each example carefully,
and work them over and over again until you
are comfortable with the various ways to
interact with test material on the
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 We
will bring you more examples of test items for the
Science exam as they become available. Watch for
announcements in the Science Group Forum.
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This
is where you learn about the various types of test
items you can expect to find on the Science portion
of the GED exam.
