The document provides an outline for a GED practice test, including a spelling quiz, essay writing instructions, and practice quiz. It also lists 18 words for a spelling quiz and outlines the typical structure for 3 and 4 paragraph essays, including the use of hooks, thesis statements, topic sentences, examples, explanations, and anchors.

1.  1. GED Practice
 2. Week 4 Spelling Quiz
 3. Finish Writing Your Essay
 4. GED Practice Quiz

2. 1. accidentally 10. went
2. believe 11. having
3. definitely 12. eventually
4. intelligence 13. reason
5. management 14. daughter
6. occasionally 15. write
7. receive 16. motivated
8. too
9. separate
17. priority
18. encourage

3.  3 Paragraph Essay  4 Paragraph Essay
 Hook Intro
 Hook  Transition (if needed)
Intro  Transition (if needed)  Thesis (position + 2 reasons)
 Thesis (position + 1 reason)  Topic Sentence (first reason) Body
 Example
 Topic Sentence  Explain Your Example (How does this show
Body  Example your thesis)
 Anchor (Concluding Sentence)
 Explain Your Example (How
does this show your thesis)  Topic Sentence (second reason) Body
 Anchor (Concluding Sentence)  Example
 Explain Your Example (How does this show
your thesis)
 Rephrase Thesis  Anchor (Concluding Sentence)
Con.  Sum up Your Main Point (from
Body Paragraph)
 Final thought  Rephrase Thesis
 Sum up Your Main Point (from Body Con.
Paragraph)
 Final thought

4.  Quietly look over and answer questions 1-25.