ACT Prep(English, Science)

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What should you do if you are running out of time on the ACT?

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Answer all the questions quickly before time runs out.

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What does the word 'eventually' imply in a sentence?

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It indicates that something will happen at a later time, not immediately.

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True or False: Getting harder questions correct on the ACT guarantees a better score.

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False. The ACT scoring does not solely depend on the difficulty of questions answered correctly.

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What are some reasons why the ACT is important for students?

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It increases chances of college scholarships, helps in community recognition, and enhances school reputation.

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Do you need to understand the science behind graphs and charts on the ACT?

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No, you can interpret the data by looking at the variables.

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What is the primary purpose of the ACT?

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To assess a student's readiness for college and provide colleges with a standardized measure of academic achievement.

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What is a strategy for answering questions when time is limited?

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Prioritize answering questions you find easier first, then return to more difficult ones if time allows.

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What does it mean to interpret data in the context of the ACT?

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It means to analyze and draw conclusions from the information presented in graphs, charts, or tables.

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Why is it important to practice with ACT-style questions?

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It helps familiarize students with the format and types of questions they will encounter on the test.

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What is the significance of the ACT score in college admissions?

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It is often used by colleges to evaluate applicants' academic abilities and readiness for college-level work.