Duplicate of ACT Strategies - English Strategies

Check with your English teacher to see if you should take the Writing part of test

Usage - mechanics questions are more difficult than rhetorical because of all the rules

The ACT test is designed to give you and potential colleges info for your educational plans.

It is best to first take the ACT in your Senior year so you are smarter.

Punctuation is required on which questions of the English test

You can take the ACT as many times as you want.

Content of the passage means the subjects of the English test passages.

Staying up late to review the night before theACT test is a great strategy for success.

College websites are the best place to find info about the ACT's.

Which of the following is not a main content area on the ACT

 The content of the question is more important than the content of the passage on English.

A weekend study marathon with friends is a good way to prepare for the ACT

Studying specific content from the test will only confuse you - don't bother.

Learning to pace yourself if one of the most important strategies on the ACT

The best way to sign up for the ACT is by getting a form in the counselors office

Ensuring you are physically and mentally ready and rested will improve your ACT score.

The quickest way to get your ACT score is logging on to your account on the ACT website.

You should spend a lot of time reading the test instructions when taking the actual ACT test

There is no extra fee for taking the Writing Test

Taking practice tests helps you gain confidence and improves your scores.

The best mental preparation for the ACT is solid schoolwork

The following are good sources of info for the ACT except

You can use the ACT website to send your ACT scores to colleges

Official scores are available to you in how many weeks

Students who get free and reduced lunch can get a free ACT voucher from the counselors.

Mental prep for the ACT includes all of the following except

Which of the following should you not bring to the ACT.

If you are late to the test, you can just join the late start room and finish later.

ACT questions measure facts memorized rather than skills you learned in school.