NET Practice test

Ok i took the NET a few months ago and what i can tell you is i could not find any NET practice tests for free online, There is an overly expensive book called NET something you can get at eriworld.com, but here is what you need to study this is what was on my test.

Math---

FRACTION(ADDING,Subtracting,Mixed Numbers, Dividing Multiplying)

Ratio And Proportions

Basic Algebra(was not to bad)

Decimals(adding subtracting,multiply,divide,Converting to percents,fractions

Percents(Practice setting up proportions to figure our percents)

And basic arithmetic

Reading-----

Before you get to answer the reading questions, they give you ONE minute to read as much as you can of a paragraph and then after the minute you have to mark the circle of how far you got down(basically judging your reading speed) And then you answer questions after you read a passage type deal

Then they have alot of other type of things you will see that you do not need to study for cause they are not graded

So just study what i told you to and you should fine

Andy

Took the NET, and honestly, it is not hard. The last poster was right on the money on what it covered.

Mine was on a computer, which was neat. Once you click an answer, no turning back, so no agonizing.

If you review some of the things that would be on a GED, you've got it.

my local library has NET practice tests on their web homepage. all you have to have is a library card. call yours to see if they offer the same kind of thing.