4. Strategies Familiarize yourself with the content of the act tests. Note which content areas make up a large proportion of the tests and which do not. Refresh your knowledge and skills in the content areas. Review those content areas you have studied but are not fresh in your mind. Identify the content areas you have not studied. Consider taking coursework to help you gain knowledge and skills in these areas before you take the ACT.
7. What to expect Report to the test center by the time stated on your admission, ticket, normally at 8:00 a.m. DON’T BE LATE! Only pencils, erasers, a permitted calculator ( for the Mathematics Test only)
8. The practice test Taking the practice tests can help you become familiar with the ACT. If you take the practice test under the same conditions as if you would in the real test, expect to be possibly more experience on test day. a Good tips to follow for test conditions: Four multiple-choice test: 2 hours and 55 minutes. 10- to 15- minutes break between Tests 2 and 3 No. 2 pencil with eraser. Remove all books and aids from your desk.
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