ACT Notes

Things to remember when going to take the ACT!!

ACT Format

Familiarize yourself with the four sections of the ACT - English, Math, Reading, and Science - as well as the optional Writing (Essay) section.

Time Management

Practice managing your time effectively to complete each section within the allotted time.

Regular Practice

Regularly practice using official ACT materials, take full-length practice tests, and simulate test conditions.

Focus on Weak Areas

Identify and concentrate on improving your weaker areas through additional study resources or seeking help from teachers or tutors.

English Section Tips

Brush up on grammar rules, pay attention to punctuation and sentence structure, and read the entire passage before answering questions.

Math Section Tips

Memorize important formulas, practice mental math, and answer easier questions first before tackling more challenging ones.

Reading Section Tips

Skim the passage before answering questions, focus on main ideas and supporting details, and manage your time wisely.

Science Section Tips

Understand the format of scientific passages, focus on interpreting charts and graphs quickly, and practice extracting information efficiently.

Writing (Essay) Section Tips

Plan your essay, use examples and evidence to support your points, and proofread for grammar and clarity.

Eliminate Wrong Answers

In multiple-choice questions, eliminate obviously incorrect choices to increase your chances of selecting the correct answer.

Guessing Strategy

Make an educated guess if unsure about an answer, as there is no penalty for guessing on the ACT.

Stay Calm and Focused

Maintain a calm and focused mindset during the test, moving on from challenging questions and coming back to them later if time allows.

Necessary Materials

Bring required materials such as admission ticket, ID, pencils, and an approved calculator on the test day.

Rest Well Before the Test

Ensure a good night's sleep before the exam to perform at your best.

Review Mistakes

Thoroughly review mistakes made during practice tests to understand concepts and avoid repeating them.