GED Test Questions and Answers with Complete Solutions 2023/2024.
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GED - General Educational Development
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GED Test Questions and Answers with Complete Solutions 2023/2024.
"WOW! Mom rides a kayak at noon." How are the underlined words alike? - correct
answersThey are palindromes
Who was the author of Common Sense: Thomas Paine or Thomas Jefferson? - correct
answersThomas Paine
What is NOT a real s...
"WOW! Mom rides a kayak at noon." How are the underlined words alike? - correct answersThey are palindromes Who was the author of Common Sense: Thomas Paine or Thomas Jefferson? - correct answersThomas Paine What is NOT a real shark: hammerhead, shovelhead, or tigerhead? - correct answerstigerhead What is the force that slows down an object or stops its motion? - correct answersfriction Which is greater than 90 degrees: an acute angle or an obtuse angle? - correct answersobtuse angle What continent lies East of Europe? (page 1) - correct answersAsia Correct the verb: "My friends have went to summer camp." - correct answers"My friends have gone to summer camp." What government executive conducts most of its business in the Oval Office? - correct answersPresident of the United States Each kind of atom is an element. Are most elements gases, liquids, or metals? - correct answersmetals If your class is catting online with an author "real time," that's now. True or false? - correct answerstrue Do you wear a belt around your w-a-i-s-t or w-a-s-t-e? - correct answersw-a-i-s-t Where were the shots fired that began the American Revolutionary War? - correct answersLexington, Massachusetts Which is a cardiovascular exercise: jumping rope or lifting weights? - correct answersjumping rope What large muscle helps you breath in and out: the heart or the diaphragm? - correct answersdiaphragm GED Test Questions and Answers with Complete Solutions 2023/2024. A number that's divided by another is called the divisor. True or false? - correct answersfalse. Classify from lowest to highest: Sierra Nevada, Rockies, and Appalachians - correct answersAppalachians, Sierra Nevada, Rockies "The angry sky dumped water on us!" Is this an example of personification or metaphor? - correct answerspersonification In what city was George Washington worn in as the first US president? - correct answersNew York City Is a simple machine consisting of a wheel and a rope called a lever, a gear, or pulley? - correct answerspulley What is the tallest mountain in the United States? - correct answersMt. McKinley Which uses a linking verb? A: "Joe feels awful." B: "Joe feels the dog's fur." - correct answersA: "Joe feels awful." What inventor used a steam engine to give greater power to boats? - correct answersRobert Fulton If your tea is decaffeinated, it has caffeine in it. True or false? - correct answersfalse Do most of your muscles work individually or in pairs? - correct answerspairs Find the product of 80*7 - correct answers560 On a map, the numbered and lettered squares form a pattern called ... what? - correct answersgrid Answer with a homonym pair: What's it called when the cost of a bus ride is reasonable? - correct answersfair fore When the Aztecs were conquered by the Spanish, who was their chief? - correct answersMontezuma In chemistry, what does the symbol "C" stand for? - correct answerscarbon What sport has been around the longest: roller skating, ice skating, or skateboarding? - correct answersice skating "Jed was sick. Now he's better." Use a conjunction to connect these sentences - correct answers"Jed was sick, but now he's better." Are the opening words of the Constitution called the Introduction or the Preamble? - correct answersPreamble To meditate, do you sit quietly and clear your mind or do you try to float in the air? - correct answersYou sit quietly and clear your mind. Which forms over an ocean: a hurricane or a tornado? - correct answersa hurricane Our bus left at 12:45 pm. The trip took 4 1/2 hours. What time did we arrive? - correct answers5:15 pm Name the largest mountain system on the continent of Europe - correct answersAlps Is a flashback a story interruption that gives past information or a brainstorm? - correct answersIt's a story interruption that gives information that happened in the past Who led the Spanish army that conquered the Aztecs? - correct answersHernando Cortes Which is the best conductor of electricity: wood, ceramic or copper? - correct answerscopper Is "confetti" bits of colored paper or very thin noodles? - correct answersbits of colored paper Spell the noun that comes from the adjective "silly." - correct answerssilliness In what war were the American forces called the Continental Army? - correct answersThe American Revolution or War of Independence The bald eagle has no feathers on its head. True or false? - correct answersfalse During an equinox, are the hours of daylight and darkness equal or unequal? - correct answersequal Using pencil and paper, find the sun of $23.47 and $69.03 - correct answers$92.50 Which of these European cities is the largest: Berlin, London, or Paris? - correct answersLondon Should Tina "lay" or "lie" the pencil on the desk? - correct answerslay What machine made the US the largest producer of cotton in the 1800s? - correct answersthe cotton gin Who discovered the law of gravity? - correct answersIsaac Newton Sapphire, turquoise, and navy are all shades of what color? - correct answersblue I've (swam or swum?) in the freezing cold water and will never do it again! - correct answersswum Was New Amsterdam a city or a colony in early America? - correct answersa city If someone says your "epidermis" is showing, what body part do they mean? - correct answersyour skin Are the worker bees male or female? - correct answersfemale The band has 3 drums and 3 flutes. What's the ratio of drums to flutes? - correct answers1 to 1 What city in Missouri is famous for its Gateway Arch? - correct answersSt. Louis Which poetry is usually humorous: a haiku, a limerick, or free verse? - correct answersa limerick Did Cyrus McCormick invent the reaper or the elevator? - correct answersthe reaper What contains the embryo of a flowering plant? - correct answersa seed Is the holiday of Yam Kippur observed by Jews or by Christians? - correct answersby Jews "I'll read you the story." Which word is the indirect object? - correct answersyou Who won Word War II: the Axis or the Allies? - correct answersthe Allies Find the misfit in this group: Bach, Chopin, Picasso, Schubert - correct answersPicasso What do rocks turn into when they erode? - correct answerssand How many zeros are there in 735 million? - correct answers6 Which state does NOT border on California: Nevada, Washington, or Arizona? - correct answersWashington There is no real English word that rhymes with "orange." True or false? - correct answerstrue
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