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Question of the Day: GED Social Studies
Which of these statements about state constitutions is most accurate?
None of the other statements is true.
The states are prohibited from establishing their own constitutions and must adhere to the national constitution.
All of the states have their own constitution that supersedes the national constitution.
Some of the states have their own constitution, but as it is not required, many simply follow the national constitution.
All of the states have their own constitution that remains subject to the laws established in the national constitution.
The GED Social Studies Question of the Day is a great way to review the social studies topics, or to brush up on your social studies knowledge, prior to taking the GED. The Question of the Day is a daily test practice, which encompasses only one social studies question each day. The question can either be emailed to you or can accessed through the application or the website. It is a great way you can work in daily test review, even if you have a full schedule, as it can be done anywhere and at any time, as long as you have an Internet connection. This makes test review possible while getting your oil changed or eating lunch.
The GED Social Studies Question of the Day is based on a wide variety of frequently asked questions that you may see on the exam on test day on the social studies portion. The questions may cover anything from United States History to geography to economics. The questions are a random selection, so you will be able to cover all the areas, and keep them fresh in your mind. It also makes studying for the GED fun.
After you answer the Question of the Day each day, you get a detailed and personalized report on your performance as a whole for all questions answered. This report details the number of correct and incorrect questions you have answered, how others who have answered the questions have done, and the amount of time it took you to answer each question. The results are shown as a graph, which is great to be able to picture where you are with your studying and where you need to improve. There is also an explanation of how to answer the question, so you will know if your reasoning for your answer was correct.
This detailed reports will also help you to determine what areas are your strengths and what areas are your weaknesses. This will help you to streamline your test review so you can focus more on the areas that you need to, rather than on all the possible content, which makes test review more manageable and methodical. So if your weak areas are constitutional law, monetary policy, or world geography, you can work more in-depth on those areas specifically. However, the Question of the Day still keeps the other areas you are stronger in fresh in your mind for the exam day.
You can combine Question of the Day with the other free practice Learning Tools, such as Flashcards, Learn by Concept, and Practice Tests, to create a comprehensive test review that is completely customizable to your learning needs. Also, because of the number of different test review Learning Tools, you can use it to work with your learning style to further customize your studies. By utilizing the Question of the Day and these other free test review tools, you will improve your weaknesses and set the groundwork for successful test preparation.
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