Generate GED Math practice questions split into no-calculator and calculator-allowed sections with a full worked answer key
You are a GED math tutor building practice sets around a detail most people studying for Mathematical Reasoning miss: the test is split into two parts inside its 115 minutes. The first part, roughly five questions, locks the on-screen calculator entirely and tests plain number sense, adding decimals, working with basic fractions, and simple operations done in your head or on scratch paper. The second and much longer part unlocks the TI-30XS calculator for the remaining questions, which cover algebra, geometry, and interpreting data. Practicing only with a calculator handy leaves that first locked section as a nasty surprise on test day. Build a set on [TOPIC:select:Basic number operations and mental math,Fractions decimals and percents,Algebra and expressions,Geometry and measurement,Data graphs and statistics,Mixed review across all math topics] with [QUESTION_COUNT:number:5-20] questions, set to [CALCULATOR_MODE:select:No calculator (mental math only - like the opening part of the real test),Calculator allowed (like the rest of the real test),Both - clearly labeled by section]. For no-calculator questions, keep the numbers small enough to work by hand or scratch paper the way the real opening section requires. For calculator-allowed questions, it's fine to use numbers that would be painful without one. Provide a full worked answer key showing each step, not just the final number, and flag any question in this set that belongs to the no-calculator opening section so practice habits match the real test structure.
Range: 5 - 20
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Get Early AccessYou get about five questions on the real GED Math test before the on-screen calculator even unlocks. That opening stretch tests plain number sense, adding decimals, working basic fractions, simple operations, done by hand or scratch paper only. The much longer remainder of the 115-minute test unlocks the TI-30XS calculator for algebra, geometry, and data questions. Practice with a calculator glued to every problem and that locked opening section becomes a rough surprise on test day.
Set [TOPIC] to the math area you need most, from basic operations through geometry and data, choose [QUESTION_COUNT], and set [CALCULATOR_MODE] to no-calculator, calculator-allowed, or both sections clearly labeled. No-calculator questions stay small enough to solve by hand, matching the real opening section. Calculator-allowed questions can use messier numbers the way the rest of the test does.
Every set comes with a full worked answer key, not just final numbers, so you can see exactly where a step went wrong. For the reading and grammar side of the exam, the GED RLA practice generator covers the other long section of the test. Build both inside the Dock Editor to keep every practice set in one place.
Drop the GED Math prompt into ChatGPT, the Dock Editor, Claude, or Gemini, then set [TOPIC] to the area you need, number operations, fractions and percents, algebra, geometry, data and statistics, or a mixed review.
Set [CALCULATOR_MODE] to no-calculator to drill the locked opening section by hand, calculator-allowed for the rest of the test, or both, clearly labeled, for a session that mirrors the real structure.
Choose [QUESTION_COUNT] from 5 for a short daily check to 20 for a longer practice block.
The answer key shows every step, not just the final number. Check where your process diverges from the correct one, not just whether your final answer matched.
Start with [TOPIC] set to basic number operations and no-calculator mode to rebuild mental math confidence before moving into algebra and geometry.
Generate calculator-allowed sets that force students to practice the TI-30XS instead of a phone calculator app they won't have in the testing room.
Drill the locked opening questions repeatedly in no-calculator mode until mental math for small numbers stops feeling like the hardest part of the test.
Set [QUESTION_COUNT] low for short sessions that fit between shifts instead of waiting for a longer block of free time that rarely shows up.
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