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ACT for Dummies
The quick and painless way to maximize your score on the ACTAre you one of the millions of students taking the ACT? Have no fear! This friendly guide gives you the competitive edge by fully preparing you for every section of the ACT, including the optional writing test. You get three complete practice tests plus sample questions—all updated—along with proven test-taking strategies to improve your score on the ACT.ACT For Dummies is packed with comprehensive review chapters for all four sections of the exam, including English, math, reading, and writing. It offers updated ACT study tips and practice materials that model the most recent ACT test. With the practical and friendly help provided here, you'll become comfortable with the content and format of the test.Three practice tests, complete with detailed explanations and walk-throughs Tips to stay focused on test dayAdvice to manage your time wiselyHow to make smart guesses an
528 pages, Paperback
First published November 16, 2011
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April 12, 2014
This did a fairly good job at preping me for the test. Of course I don't know what my scores are going to be just yet, nor do I have any way of knowing what I would have gotten without this book but I like to think this may have upped my score, at least a bit.
I do have a minor complaint, I feel that this book poorly represented some of the questions in the English section of the test. In this book there are many examples of what could replace an underlined section, but none where the question asked you to find the least correct answer, as there was in the real test. The introduction of this new question was not difficult for me to figure out, but it was a bit surprising since I was working off the assumption that I had exposed myself to all of the types of questions.
I do have a minor complaint, I feel that this book poorly represented some of the questions in the English section of the test. In this book there are many examples of what could replace an underlined section, but none where the question asked you to find the least correct answer, as there was in the real test. The introduction of this new question was not difficult for me to figure out, but it was a bit surprising since I was working off the assumption that I had exposed myself to all of the types of questions.
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