GED RLA For Dummies

Learn: Methods to sharpen your reading and language skills How to approach the GED Reasoning Through Language Arts test question types and formats To work through test questions with practice problems and study exercises How you measure up by taking a full-length practice test Prepare for the GED RLA test the easy and painless way! Does the thought of tackling the GED Reasoning Through Language Arts test give you a sinking feeling? Banish those jitters with this friendly guide! You'll get a sneak peek at the test format, appraise your skills on a diagnostic test, sharpen your knowledge where you most need help, and prepare for the big day with a full-length practice test. Find out what you need to know - get an overview of the GED and what the RLA test covers, and use the diagnostic test and self-assessment to pinpoint where you need more work There's a chapter for that - focus in-depth on reading comprehension, argument analysis, English language conventions, and how to write an essay that clearly states and supports your conclusions You won't go in cold - take the full-length RLA practice test and experience the types of questions, the format, and the content you can expect on the real thing Study the explanations - when you review your practice test, the explanations of answers you got wrong will help you know where you still need additional study Open the book and find: What to expect on the GED RLA test Test day tips Ways to improve your reading comprehension Help identifying key ideas Tips for choosing the right words Ways to fix broken sentences Advice for improving your reading speed Tricky writing problems to avoid