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GED Test Readiness Scale Official 100–200 Scale

Track your real-time performance across all four GED subtests. Standard passing requires 145+, College Ready is 165+, and Honors College Credit is 175+.

Below Passing (100–144) Passing (145–164) College Ready (165–174) College Credit (175–200)

Projected Score 145 Passing (Equivalency)

Module 1

Quantitative Problem Solving & Arithmetic

Fractions, decimals, percentages, ratios, proportions, exponents, and order of operations without/with calculator.

Module Mastery

0 / 0 Lessons 0 Mastered (80%+)

Number Operations, Decimals & Percents

Topic A Honors Achieved!

All skills in Number Operations, Decimals & Percents completed or mastered!

GED.M.1.1 Order of Operations & Absolute Value with Rational Numbers

GED.M.1.2 Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying & Dividing Fractions and Mixed Numbers

GED.M.1.3 Decimal Operations, Place Value & Scientific Notation

GED.M.1.4 Converting Between Fractions, Decimals, and Percents

Ratios, Proportions & Percent Applications

Topic B Honors Achieved!

All skills in Ratios, Proportions & Percent Applications completed or mastered!

GED.M.1.5 Unit Rates, Unit Pricing, and Constant of Proportionality

GED.M.1.6 Solving Multi-Step Ratio and Proportion Word Problems

GED.M.1.7 Calculating Simple Interest, Tax, Markups, and Discounts

GED.M.1.8 Percent of Increase, Decrease, and Percent Error

Module 2

Measurement, Geometry & Pythagorean Theorem

Perimeter, area, circumference, surface area, volume of 3D solids, and right triangle trigonometry.

Module Mastery

0 / 0 Lessons 0 Mastered (80%+)

2D Shapes, Perimeter & Area

Topic A Honors Achieved!

All skills in 2D Shapes, Perimeter & Area completed or mastered!

GED.M.2.1 Perimeter & Area of Rectangles, Triangles, and Parallelograms

GED.M.2.2 Area of Trapezoids, Rhombuses, and Composite Figures

GED.M.2.3 Circumference & Area of Circles Using Pi Approximation

GED.M.2.4 Scale Drawings, Similar Figures, and Side Proportions

3D Solids, Surface Area, Volume & Right Triangles

Topic B Honors Achieved!

All skills in 3D Solids, Surface Area, Volume & Right Triangles completed or mastered!

GED.M.2.5 Volume of Rectangular Prisms, Cylinders, and Cones

GED.M.2.6 Surface Area of Prisms, Pyramids, and Spheres

GED.M.2.7 Applying the Pythagorean Theorem to Find Missing Side Lengths

GED.M.2.8 Solving Real-World Geometric Modeling & Construction Problems

Module 3

Algebraic Problem Solving & Linear Equations

Algebraic expressions, linear equations, inequalities, slope, and coordinate graphing.

Module Mastery

0 / 0 Lessons 0 Mastered (80%+)

Expressions & Single-Variable Equations

Topic A Honors Achieved!

All skills in Expressions & Single-Variable Equations completed or mastered!

GED.M.3.1 Evaluating, Expanding, and Factoring Algebraic Expressions

GED.M.3.2 Solving Multi-Step Linear Equations in One Variable

GED.M.3.3 Solving and Graphing One-Variable Inequalities on a Number Line

GED.M.3.4 Rearranging Formulas for a Specified Variable

Coordinate Plane & Linear Functions

Topic B Honors Achieved!

All skills in Coordinate Plane & Linear Functions completed or mastered!

GED.M.3.5 Finding Slope from Points, Tables, and Linear Graphs

GED.M.3.6 Graphing Linear Equations in Slope-Intercept Form (y = mx + b)

GED.M.3.7 Writing Equations of Lines Given Slope and a Point

GED.M.3.8 Solving Systems of Two Linear Equations by Substitution and Graphing

Module 4

Functions, Quadratics & Data Interpretation

Function notation, quadratic expressions, histograms, scatter plots, box plots, and probability.

Module Mastery

0 / 0 Lessons 0 Mastered (80%+)

Function Concepts & Quadratic Equations

Topic A Honors Achieved!

All skills in Function Concepts & Quadratic Equations completed or mastered!

GED.M.4.1 Identifying Functions, Domain, and Range from Relations

GED.M.4.2 Multiplying Polynomials (FOIL Method) and Factoring Trinomials

GED.M.4.3 Solving Quadratic Equations Using Factoring and Quadratic Formula

GED.M.4.4 Interpreting Graphs of Quadratic and Non-Linear Functions

Statistics, Probability & Data Analysis

Topic B Honors Achieved!

All skills in Statistics, Probability & Data Analysis completed or mastered!

GED.M.4.5 Calculating Mean, Median, Mode, and Weighted Averages

GED.M.4.6 Interpreting Box Plots, Dot Plots, and Histograms

GED.M.4.7 Scatter Plots, Trend Lines, and Line of Best Fit

GED.M.4.8 Simple & Compound Probability, Combinations, and Permutations

Module 1

Reading Comprehension & Informational Texts

Analyzing central ideas, supporting evidence, author intent, tone, and inferences in non-fiction articles.

Module Mastery

0 / 0 Lessons 0 Mastered (80%+)

Main Ideas, Supporting Details & Inferences

GED.RLA.1.1 Identifying Central Themes and Main Ideas in Informational Texts

GED.RLA.1.2 Distinguishing Between Direct Evidence and Implied Inferences

GED.RLA.1.3 Determining Meaning of Academic and Domain-Specific Words from Context

GED.RLA.1.4 Summarizing Key Steps in Complex Multi-Paragraph Processes

Author Purpose, Structure & Perspective

GED.RLA.1.5 Analyzing Text Structures (Cause/Effect, Problem/Solution, Chronology)

GED.RLA.1.6 Evaluating How Author’s Point of View and Tone Shape Content

GED.RLA.1.7 Assessing Validity of Claims, Reasons, and Empirical Evidence

Module 2

Literary Text Analysis & Rhetorical Arguments

Evaluating narrative themes, character motivations, figurative language, and comparing paired arguments.

Module Mastery

0 / 0 Lessons 0 Mastered (80%+)

Literary Elements & Figurative Language

GED.RLA.2.1 Character Development, Motivations, and Conflict in Fiction

GED.RLA.2.2 Interpreting Metaphors, Similes, Personification, and Irony

GED.RLA.2.3 Tracing How Setting Influences Plot Dynamics and Resolutions

Comparing Paired Arguments & Rhetoric

GED.RLA.2.4 Comparing Two Conflicting Arguments on the Same Subject

GED.RLA.2.5 Identifying Logical Fallacies (Ad Hominem, Strawman, False Cause)

GED.RLA.2.6 Synthesizing Multiple Source Documents to Support a Decision

Module 3

Language Conventions & Standard English Mechanics

Editing for correct sentence structures, agreement, transitions, punctuation, and word choice.

Module Mastery

0 / 0 Lessons 0 Mastered (80%+)

Sentence Structure & Clauses

GED.RLA.3.1 Fixing Sentence Fragments, Run-Ons, and Comma Splices

GED.RLA.3.2 Coordinating and Subordinating Conjunctions for Complex Sentences

GED.RLA.3.3 Parallel Sentence Structure and Modifier Placement

Grammar, Usage & Punctuation

GED.RLA.3.4 Subject-Verb Agreement with Compound and Collective Subjects

GED.RLA.3.5 Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement and Pronoun Case Accuracy

GED.RLA.3.6 Correct Usage of Semicolons, Colons, Commas, and Apostrophes

GED.RLA.3.7 Distinguishing Frequently Confused Words (Their/There/They’re, Affect/Effect)

Module 4

Extended Response (Argumentative Essay Lab)

Crafting a cohesive 45-minute argumentative essay that analyzes paired passages using textual citations.

Module Mastery

0 / 0 Lessons 0 Mastered (80%+)

Thesis, Outline & Evidence Selection

GED.RLA.4.1 Formulating a Clear, Evidence-Based Thesis Statement

GED.RLA.4.2 Selecting and Quoting Strongest Supporting Evidence from Both Passages

GED.RLA.4.3 Drafting a 4-to-5 Paragraph Argumentative Essay Blueprint

Essay Synthesis & Scoring Rubric Alignment

GED.RLA.4.4 Trait 1: Creation of Arguments and Use of Evidence (0-2 Pts)

GED.RLA.4.5 Trait 2: Development of Ideas and Organizational Structure (0-2 Pts)

GED.RLA.4.6 Trait 3: Clarity and Command of Standard English Conventions (0-2 Pts)

Module 1

Life Science, Genetics & Human Biology

Cellular biology, genetics, Punnett squares, evolution, photosynthesis, and human organ systems.

Module Mastery

0 / 0 Lessons 0 Mastered (80%+)

Cell Biology, Energy & Photosynthesis

GED.SCI.1.1 Cell Structures and Organelles (Nucleus, Mitochondria, Membrane)

GED.SCI.1.2 Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration Energy Cycles

GED.SCI.1.3 Ecosystem Energy Pyramids, Food Webs, and Trophic Levels

Genetics, Evolution & Human Body

GED.SCI.1.4 Punnett Squares, Dominant/Recessive Alleles, and Phenotypes

GED.SCI.1.5 Natural Selection, Adaptation, and Evolutionary Evidence

GED.SCI.1.6 Human Circulatory, Respiratory, Nervous, and Immune Systems

Module 2

Physical Science, Matter & Chemical Reactions

Atomic structure, states of matter, chemical equations, conservation of mass, motion, and Newton’s laws.

Module Mastery

0 / 0 Lessons 0 Mastered (80%+)

Matter, Atoms & Periodic Table

GED.SCI.2.1 Atoms, Elements, Compounds, and the Periodic Table

GED.SCI.2.2 Physical vs Chemical Changes and States of Matter Transitions

GED.SCI.2.3 Balancing Simple Chemical Equations & Conservation of Mass

Forces, Motion, Work & Energy

GED.SCI.2.4 Newton’s Three Laws of Motion and Gravitational Force

GED.SCI.2.5 Calculating Speed, Velocity, Acceleration, and Momentum

GED.SCI.2.6 Kinetic vs Potential Energy and Forms of Heat Transfer (Conduction, Convection, Radiation)

Module 3

Earth, Space & Environmental Systems

Plate tectonics, rock cycle, carbon and water cycles, weather systems, and solar system mechanics.

Module Mastery

0 / 0 Lessons 0 Mastered (80%+)

Earth Systems, Cycles & Geology

GED.SCI.3.1 Plate Tectonics, Earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Fault Lines

GED.SCI.3.2 The Water Cycle, Carbon Cycle, and Nitrogen Cycle in Ecosystems

GED.SCI.3.3 Rock Cycle, Erosion, Weathering, and Fossil Layer Dating

Weather, Climate & Astronomy

GED.SCI.3.4 Atmospheric Layers, Air Pressure, and Weather Fronts

GED.SCI.3.5 Earth’s Tilt, Seasons, Moon Phases, and Solar/Lunar Eclipses

GED.SCI.3.6 Human Impact on Climate, Renewable Energy, and Resource Conservation

Module 4

Scientific Practices & Data Interpretation

Scientific method, experimental variables, sample size, hypothesis evaluation, and reading charts.

Module Mastery

0 / 0 Lessons 0 Mastered (80%+)

Experimental Design & Variables

GED.SCI.4.1 Identifying Independent, Dependent, and Controlled Variables

GED.SCI.4.2 Formulating Testable Hypotheses and Designing Controlled Experiments

GED.SCI.4.3 Evaluating Scientific Sources, Bias, and Flawed Experimental Reasoning

Data Interpretation & Graph Analysis

GED.SCI.4.4 Reading and Interpreting Scientific Line, Bar, and Pie Charts

GED.SCI.4.5 Extracting Data from Complex Multi-Variable Scientific Tables

GED.SCI.4.6 Calculating Probability of Experimental Outcomes and Error Margins

Module 1

Civics, Government & The U.S. Constitution

Constitutional principles, separation of powers, Bill of Rights, federalism, and citizen participation.

Module Mastery

0 / 0 Lessons 0 Mastered (80%+)

Principles of American Democracy & Constitution

GED.SS.1.1 Principles of the Declaration of Independence & Popular Sovereignty

GED.SS.1.2 Separation of Powers & System of Checks and Balances

GED.SS.1.3 The Bill of Rights & Landmark Constitutional Amendments

Government Branches & Political Process

GED.SS.1.4 Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Branch Functions and Powers

GED.SS.1.5 The Electoral Process, Political Parties, and Civic Responsibilities

GED.SS.1.6 Federalism: Powers of National, State, and Local Governments

Module 2

U.S. History & Historical Documents

Key historical eras, primary source documents, westward expansion, Civil War, and 20th century movements.

Module Mastery

0 / 0 Lessons 0 Mastered (80%+)

Early America through the Civil War

GED.SS.2.1 Causes of the American Revolution & Articles of Confederation

GED.SS.2.2 Westward Expansion, Manifest Destiny, and Native Relocation

GED.SS.2.3 Causes and Consequences of the Civil War & Reconstruction Era

Industrial Era to Modern Times

GED.SS.2.4 Industrial Revolution, Urbanization, and Progressive Era Reforms

GED.SS.2.5 The Great Depression, New Deal, and World War I/II Mobilization

GED.SS.2.6 The Cold War, Civil Rights Movement, and Modern Global Policy

Module 3

Economics & Financial Literacy

Supply and demand, market structures, fiscal and monetary policies, GDP, inflation, and consumer economics.

Module Mastery

0 / 0 Lessons 0 Mastered (80%+)

Microeconomics, Supply & Demand

GED.SS.3.1 Scarcity, Opportunity Cost, and Productive Resources

GED.SS.3.2 Supply, Demand, Equilibrium Price, and Market Shortages/Surpluses

GED.SS.3.3 Comparing Market, Command, Traditional, and Mixed Economies

Macroeconomics, Policy & Trade

GED.SS.3.4 Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Inflation, and Unemployment Rates

GED.SS.3.5 Federal Reserve Monetary Policy & Government Fiscal Taxation/Spending

GED.SS.3.6 International Trade, Tariffs, Exchange Rates, and Globalization

Module 4

Geography & World History Analysis

Geographic representations, human migration, historical maps, charts, and analyzing political cartoons.

Module Mastery

0 / 0 Lessons 0 Mastered (80%+)

Geographic Tools, Maps & Environment

GED.SS.4.1 Interpreting Topographic, Political, and Thematic Maps

GED.SS.4.2 Human Migration Patterns, Push/Pull Factors, and Urbanization

GED.SS.4.3 Human Environmental Interaction and Natural Resource Distribution

Analyzing Historical Documents & Cartoons

GED.SS.4.4 Interpreting Editorial & Political Cartoons (Symbolism, Irony, Caricature)

GED.SS.4.5 Comparing Primary vs Secondary Sources and Assessing Author Bias

GED.SS.4.6 Analyzing Cause-and-Effect Relationships in Historical Infographics

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GED Test Readiness Scale Official 100–200 Scale

Module 1

Quantitative Problem Solving & Arithmetic

Number Operations, Decimals & Percents

Ratios, Proportions & Percent Applications

Module 2

Measurement, Geometry & Pythagorean Theorem

2D Shapes, Perimeter & Area

3D Solids, Surface Area, Volume & Right Triangles

Module 3

Algebraic Problem Solving & Linear Equations

Expressions & Single-Variable Equations

Coordinate Plane & Linear Functions

Module 4

Functions, Quadratics & Data Interpretation

Function Concepts & Quadratic Equations

Statistics, Probability & Data Analysis

Module 1

Reading Comprehension & Informational Texts

Main Ideas, Supporting Details & Inferences

Author Purpose, Structure & Perspective

Module 2

Literary Text Analysis & Rhetorical Arguments

Literary Elements & Figurative Language

Comparing Paired Arguments & Rhetoric

Module 3

Language Conventions & Standard English Mechanics

Sentence Structure & Clauses

Grammar, Usage & Punctuation

Module 4

Extended Response (Argumentative Essay Lab)

Thesis, Outline & Evidence Selection

Essay Synthesis & Scoring Rubric Alignment

Module 1

Life Science, Genetics & Human Biology

Cell Biology, Energy & Photosynthesis

Genetics, Evolution & Human Body

Module 2

Physical Science, Matter & Chemical Reactions

Matter, Atoms & Periodic Table

Forces, Motion, Work & Energy

Module 3

Earth, Space & Environmental Systems

Earth Systems, Cycles & Geology

Weather, Climate & Astronomy

Module 4

Scientific Practices & Data Interpretation

Experimental Design & Variables

Data Interpretation & Graph Analysis

Module 1

Civics, Government & The U.S. Constitution

Principles of American Democracy & Constitution

Government Branches & Political Process

Module 2

U.S. History & Historical Documents

Early America through the Civil War

Industrial Era to Modern Times

Module 3

Economics & Financial Literacy

Microeconomics, Supply & Demand

Macroeconomics, Policy & Trade

Module 4

Geography & World History Analysis

Geographic Tools, Maps & Environment

Analyzing Historical Documents & Cartoons