Tips for RLA GED® Test

The RLA test focuses on three essential groupings of skills:

• The ability to read closely

• The ability to write clearly

• The ability to edit and understand the use of standard written English in context

When studying for the RLA test, you will learn reading and writing concepts, including grammar. You’ll need to read excerpts from a variety of informational and literary sources and show your understanding, draw conclusions, and write clearly. Your writing will demonstrate your ability to analyse two passages, decide which argument has more convincing evidence and explain why the evidence supports your choice. 

• Tips on how to write a great  GED® extended response
  • Overview of the GED Extended Response Format.
  • How to Pass the GED Extended Response.
  • How to Determine Which Position is Best Supported.
  • How to Write a Well-Supported Argument.
  • How to Make a Plan and Write an Introduction.
  • How to Write the Body and Conclusion.
  • How to Write a Fully Supported Response.
  • How to Check and Revise Your Response.
  • Understand how your response is scored.
  • Tips for the Test Day. (To access you must be logged in to GED.com)

• Extended Response Resources
  • Extended response – what you need to know.
  • Extended response answer guidelines.
  • Example of a perfect score.
  • Extended response scoring tool.

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