English Act Questions

About what percentage is NO CHANGE correct on the ACT?

• about 10%

• about 20%

• about 5%

• about 15%

That guy ___ borrows my pencils in ELA never gives them back.

• that

• who

• whom

• is

When do you use "too"?

• When saying where you are going.

• When saying you have 2 of something.

• When saying also or in addition.

Which of the following are collective nouns?

• batch

• jury

• committee

• all of these are correct

Select the complex sentence.

• Because she was aggressive, the girl was pulled out of the game.

• The aggressive girl was pulled out of the game.

• The girl was aggressive and was pulled out of the game.

• The girl played, but her aggression led to her being pulled out of the game.

Which statement is correct?

• I have fewer apples then you

• I have less work to do than you

• I have fewer family than you

• I have far fewer ideas then you

Sometimes you're given the answer choice 'NO CHANGE' in the English portion of the ACT. What is the general rule about this answer choice?

• It is always the correct answer.

• Don't fear 'No Change'

• It's a trap!

• The ACT will never give you an already-correct underlined portion.

The most correct English answer choice will always be __________________.

• grammatically correct

• consistent with the rest of the writing piece

• clear and concise

• All of the above.

When pacing yourself through the Reading portion of the ACT, how much time should you give yourself per passage?

• 10 minutes per passage: 5 to read it and 5 to answer questions.

• 9 minutes per passage: 5 to read it and 4 to answer questions.

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

• You don't need to pace yourself through the reading portion.

What approach should you use when taking the English portion of the ACT?

• Edit as you go.

• Read the passage, then answer the questions.

• Read the questions, then the passage, then answer the questions.

• Don't worry about reading the passage, just answer the questions.