The test sections
English, Math, Reading and Science test grammar, mathematics, comprehension and data interpretation.
The enhanced format
Format choices can vary by date and location, so confirm your registration and follow our policy updates.
Pacing
Practise every section under a clock, skip expensive questions, and never leave an answer blank.
Science strategy
Read figures before prose; most questions ask you to locate trends, compare data or evaluate viewpoints.
How we help
The diagnostic, section filters, spaced review and AI tutor focus work on the weakest part of your composite.
Prep timeline: what to do when
5–6 months out
Diagnostic and gaps
Identify which section lowers the composite and repair its foundations.
3–4 months out
Section technique
Drill one section daily with a stopwatch.
6–10 weeks out
Mixed timed work
Complete daily mixed questions and a full test every two weeks.
Final month
Tests and repair
Take a weekly timed test and focus on recurring error patterns.
A sample study week
| Day | Session |
|---|---|
| Monday | Targeted practice on the weakest topic |
| Tuesday | Reading or language drill with full review |
| Wednesday | Timed math set |
| Thursday | Grammar and vocabulary practice |
| Friday | Mixed 50-question set |
| Saturday | Full or half-length mock |
| Sunday | Review the mistake log with the AI tutor |
Pacing improves only under a clock; untimed work builds knowledge but not ACT speed.
Worked examples: how the questions are solved
Math · geometry
A right triangle has legs 9 and 12. Find the altitude to the hypotenuse.
Answer: 7.2
The hypotenuse is 15 and equal-area equations give ½×9×12 = ½×15×h.
Common trap: The area method is faster than lengthy similarity work.
Science · data
A reaction rate rises to 55°C and then falls. What conclusion is supported?
Answer: The rate peaks near 55°C and declines above it.
Describe only the trend shown by the graph.
Common trap: Do not extend a trend past the observed data.
These are original items written in the official style, not reproductions of copyrighted released exams.
Frequently asked questions
- SAT or ACT?
- Try a timed section of each; faster readers and chart interpreters often prefer ACT.
- How much can I improve?
- A two-to-four-point gain over several consistent months is realistic.
- Is guessing penalized?
- No, so answer every question.
- Are these real ACT questions?
- No. They are original questions modeled on official format and pacing.