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by Brian on Saturday, October 3rd, 2009 | No Comments

What is the best advice I can give in taking the ACT?!?

I am studying the Princeton Review book "Cracking the Act 2006 Edition" and it looks like a very good tool for preparation. I have taken the test once before, but I'm trying to make a higher score than the last. Me like to bring my score of at least 4 or five points, but we know it will not be disappointed when arriving a few. I've looked at other tools and ways of practice as well, I read a lot about general advice. If anyone has any assistance, advice, tips, NOTHING! It would be much appreciated! Please. And most preferred by those who have had at least twice in the last three years. Thank You! Some interesting articles about the race would standerized nice as well. I mentioned that I would like replies from those who have recently taken, but I'm open to all the information out there!

I have taken the test twice. The first time I got a composite score of 19, the second time I got a composite score of 30. The first time I made the mistake of not checking at all, and second, I did the following: about a month before the test, did all the practice tests in the back of the book. I timed to see how much more which should have been faster to complete the test in time, and when I reached the limit of time, I went ahead and finished the rest of the questions. I corrected all and for English and math test, I went on Wikipedia and looked up some of the rules of grammar and theorems of the problems that are lost, then use this information along with the answers in the back of the brochure ACT work backward and correct all the questions I've done wrong. I memorized all the theorems and rules that were used in the practice test. Then, the night before the test, I went to bed early, got up early, made some final revision, ate a good breakfast. Some important notes: I can not stress the importance of breakfast. Eat something that will stay with you and have some coffee. you think twice faster and clearer proof) in the actual test day, it is very important to answer each question quickly and move as soon as you feel you are are stuck, because you get only one minute for each math question and around 30 seconds each for the other questions on the test). If you do not make an effort to progress rapidly, especially in the math section, you will not end, and will affect your score. If you do not have enough time to finish all questions, be sure to complete all the questions you do not have time to answer before time is called. When the manager calls 5 minutes left, first be done and fast, conjecture for questions which is possible. Then, check and complete all questions that you have no idea of the answer with the same letter (like A, A, A, A, A or B, B, B, B) because they have a higher probability of winning over the hole if you stick with the same letter.