Which of the following areas is NOT tested as part of the GED?

The correct answer is that advanced mathematics is not a specific area covered by the GED test. The GED (General Educational Development) test is designed to measure the knowledge and skills equivalent to a high school education, and it includes sections in several core subjects, but the mathematics section focuses primarily on a wider range of mathematical skills rather than delving into advanced topics typically associated with higher-level mathematics courses.

The GED mathematics section includes basic arithmetic, algebra, and geometry, which are essential for high school-level mathematics, rather than more advanced concepts that might be found in higher education. Thus, while it assesses mathematical skills, the content is not classified as advanced mathematics, making this answer accurate. The other areas listed, such as Language Arts Writing, Social Studies, and Science, are all core components of the GED testing structure, ensuring a comprehensive evaluation of a test taker's knowledge in subjects that reflect high school education.