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You don’t need to know the entire periodic table of elements or the number of bones in the human body.  \nYou'll need to understand science concepts, use logic and reasoning to interpret  \ninformation, and draw conclusions (which is using your critical thinking skills in science) .  \nThis study guide and the example questions in it will help you get an idea of what’s going to be on the test.  \nYou don’t need to know everything in this guide!  \nIf you want to see how close you are to passing, the GED Ready® official practice test is a great way to help you determine if you’re ready.  \nTest Overview  \nTopics  \nReading for Meaning in Science  \nDesigning and Interpreting Science Experiments Using Numbers and Graphics in Science  \nTime (to take the test)  \n90 minutes  \nNo Breaks  \nFormat  \nCalculator Allowed  \nAccess to calculator reference sheet  \nMultiple choice and other question types (fill in the blank, drag and drop, hot spot, and drop down)  \nWhat you'll be tested on  \nThe GED test will measure your strength in the skills below. Click on a skill to learn more about it.  \n6/15/2018 MyGED® : Study Guide  \n6/15/2018 MyGED® : Study Guide  \nReading for Meaning in Science  \n1 Claims and evidence in science  \nYou'll be presented with science passages and be asked to:  \n Find evidence that supports a finding  \n Make sense of information that differs between various science sources  \nScience readings often discuss theories or draw conclusions from evidence that is presented. You should be able to read science passages and identify the evidence that supports the theory, principle, or conclusion that has been drawn.  \nFor example, global climate change is a science topic that is frequently discussed in the news. Articles about this topic generally present evidence as to how humans either are or are not responsible for the changing climate. 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