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Pre-Test ACT Workshop
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Which of the following types of reading questions can you usually find the answer in the 1st paragraph of the passage?
Main-theme
Specific-information
Vocabulary-in-context
Inference
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I'm going to get a score I'm proud of on the ACT!
False
True
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How much of a deduction does the ACT make for a wrong answer?
33%
One point
The ACT doesn't deduct points for incorrect answers
One-half point
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Which of the following verbal question types is a required element of the standard ACT?
English usage
Sentence completions
Essay
Analogies
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How do you correctly punctuate a sentence that contains a beginning dependent clause and an independent clause?
By placing a comma and a conjunction after the dependent clause
Placing a semicolon between the dependent clause & the independent clause
By placing a comma between the dependent clause & the independent clause
By placing a colon between the dependent clause & the independent clause
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When making admissions decisions, colleges & universities will look at which standardized test score?
Standard score
Only verbal scores
Only math scores
Scaled score
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Which type of reading test question is this: "Which of the following best captures the meaning of 'apathetic' in line 9?
Main-theme question
Specific-information question
Vocabulary-in-context question
Inference question
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If you find that you have difficulty answering all of the ACT reading or science test questions in time you should...?
Answer the first 5 questions from each passage, come back if you have time
Move quickly through each of the passages, to complete it in time
Focus on 3 reading passages or 6 science passages, then guess the remaining
Answer the questions without actually reading the passage
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Why is a systematic approach important on the ACT?
A successful outcome on these tests is largely due to luck
You won't get a chance to take the ACT again
It is difficult to finish all of the test questions in the amount of time
You have an unlimited amount fo time to answer all questions
