English and Reading ACT Strategies

Front

Knowing how many questions each section has and how many minutes you're allowed per section is important for setting a _______.

Back

pace

Front

When you are simply guessing in any test subject, which bubble should you fill in?

Back

It doesn't matter which answer choice you pick as long as you use the same one each time you're guessing.

Front

What is the general rule about the 'NO CHANGE' answer choice in the English portion of the ACT?

Back

Don't fear 'No Change'

Front

Mark and Move refers to what?

Back

Marking the question in your test booklet so that you know which questions to return to later and filling in a bubble for the problem on your bubble sheet, then proceeding to the next question.

Front

The English portion should be paced__________.

Back

at 8 mins per passage, with 5 minutes for review at the end

Front

What strategy is Jared using when he reads each math question no more than 2 times, gives himself no more than 10 seconds to decide if he can solve it, and skips it if he doesn't know how to solve it correctly?

Back

Cherry Picking

Front

The most correct English answer choice will always be __________________.

Back

All of the above.

Front

How much time should you give yourself per passage in the Reading portion of the ACT?

Back

8 minutes per passage: 3 to read it and 5 to answer questions.

Front

The strategy Head Down refers to what?

Back

Keep your head down and pencil moving. Don't get distracted by what's going on around you.

Front

What is the strategy called when Jenny marks out the obviously wrong answer choices?

Back

The Process of Elimination