ACT TEST

Front

Tim's first time taking the ACT. His scores are: English- 15, Math- 17, Science- 20, Reading- 13. What is his composite score?

Back

The composite score is calculated by averaging the four test scores and then multiplying by 1. The average of 15, 17, 20, and 13 is 16.25, which rounds to 16.

Front

Your ______ score, or overall ACT score, is the average of your scores on each test. Add up your English, Math, Reading, and Science scores and divide by 4

Back

Composite

Front

The total number of questions you get right on each test (English, Math, Reading, and Science) equals your ______ score.

Back

raw

Front

Your ________ is the average of your best scores from each subject from multiple test attempts.

Back

Superscore

Front

What is Tim's superstore score based on the following subjects?
English- 19 English- 16 English- 21
Math- 16 Math- 12 Math- 14
Reading- 20 Reading- 20 Reading- 14
Science- 24 Science- 23 Science- 20

Back

20

Front

The highest score possible on the ACT is a _______________.

Back

36

Front

The English and Math sections weights more in grading than the Reading and Science.

Back

False

Front

The English Test is the ______________ of the day.

Back

first

Front

The Reading Test is the ____________ test of the day.

Back

third

Front

On average, students have about a minute per question on all the ACT subject tests.

Back

False