The Math Section of the ACT is unique among the "big four" sections of the exam: English, MATH, Reading and Science. How so? First, it is the only section with five answer choices instead of the usual four choices found in all other sections. See two examples below of a Math and English question respectively: Second, it is the only section that is not subdivided into "passages". The first difference is kind of a bummer because it means that if you are forced to guess on a que

Let's talk about one of the trickiest sections of the exam, the Science Section... First, recall the Science Section's basic format: it has exactly 40 questions it will have 7 or 8 "passages" each "passage" is basically is a set of graphs, tables, and short paragraphs about a science experiment or science topic followed by a set of 5-8 questions you will get 35 minutes to finish (that's about 5 minutes per passage) no calculator is allowed for the science section (don't worry

To all hard working ACT students out there, we know that, for you, summer vacation and the ACT go together like Vikings and Packers fans. You have our sympathies here at ATT! Your test day this July might loom darkly over your sunniest summer plans. But remember that you have been steadily prepping for the big day, so a lot of the tough work is done. Good for you! And no matter how you feel overall about the JULY ACT, be happy and calm because your exam will soon be over. It