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 \nCommon Uses  \n• Look at the score only…to gauge how far from 145 the score is  \n• Get a feel for what work needs to be done (in terms of skills and content)  \n• If applicable, compare the GED Ready® and the GED® operational test scores for similarities and differences  \n• Don’t really use the score report—consider the feedback “too generic”  \nWhy Focus on GED Ready® Score Reports?  \n• Highly predictive of operating test performance  \n• Report format is identical to the operational content area tests  \n• Half-length  \n• Potential to identify weaknesses before operational testing—allowing for better outcomes and more test-taker confidence  \n• Feedback for corrective action  \nOverview of the Enhanced Score Report  \n\n| FEATURE | GED® TEST | GED READY® PRACTICE TEST |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| My Score | Indicates if a test-taker passed, passed with honors, or scored below passing. | Indicates if a test-taker is likely to pass, too close to call, or not likely to pass the GED® test. |\n| How I Can Score Higher | Shows the skills a test-taker needs to work on before trying again. Includes a personalized study plan with pages and chapters to review in popular study materials. | Shows the skills a test-taker needs to work on before taking the GED® test. Includes a personalized study plan with pages and chapters to review in popular study materials. |\n| What My\u003Cbr>Score Means | Explains what skills the student successfully demonstrated on the GED® test | Explains what skills the student successfully demonstrated on the GED Ready® practice test. |\n| Review My Written Answers | Available for the RLA test subject. Shows the students’ scores for their responses and the skills they need to work on to score higher. Not available for Science, Social Studies, or Math subjects. | Displays the test-taker’s written responses to extended response items. 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