ACT 36 in Just 7 Steps by Filsinger, Maria -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover ACT 36 in Just 7 Steps Copyright Page Contents Acknowledgments Learn how to study for the ACT

Four key principles

Principle 1 · Learn 36 Strategies Principle 2 · Study 36 Examples Principle 3 · Complete 36 Practice Problem Sets Principle 4 · Concentrate on 36 Review

The ACT: the basics

What is the ACT? Why does the ACT exist? What are the differences between the ACT and the SAT? What is the format of the ACT? How many questions are there on the ACT? How long does the exam take? How is the exam scored? How often is the ACT administered? How much does it cost? How do I register? How important is the ACT? How many times should I take the ACT? How is the ACT reported? What is the TIR? Should I take the ACT Writing test? What is the PLAN? What about special circumstances?

The truth about the ACT Essential materials General ACT preparation

Take a diagnostic exam Work together: 36 Practice and 36 Review

Step 1 · Learn 36 Strategies Step 2 · Complete an ACT practice section Step 3 · Score your ACT practice section Step 4 · Check questions you answered correctly Step 5 · Check questions you answered incorrectly Step 6 · Complete your 36 Review Step 7 · Repeat steps 1 to 6

When to prepare

The 36 six-phase schedule A consistent schedule

Where to prepare What to memorize Physical and mental health

General 36 Strategies

General 36 Strategy 1 · Practice how to take the ACT General 36 Strategy 2 · Write it all down General 36 Strategy 3 · Bubble one page at a time General 36 Strategy 4 · Skip and return General 36 Strategy 5 · Always guess—always Extra tips and tricks

1 Prepare for ACT English

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Breaking down ACT English

English 36 Strategies