<p>I am an older adult who didn’t take the Act right after high school. I need at least a 22, but would love to make a higher score. Any tips for English and reading because the reading seems so unfair with the timing and lengths of the paragraphs and questions to answer?</p>
<p>Just buy The Real ACT prep guide or princeton review’s guide and getting a 22 shouldnt be hard to get. Take a practice exam first to see your areas of strengths and weaknesses. As to your worries about reading. In order to score a 22 on reading, you only have to answer 22/40 answers correct. Just work on getting through all the passages or getting the questions that you do answer correct. By no means do you have to complete the test to score a 22. Know though, that if you dont complete the test to just fill in the rest of the bubbles because you dont get docked for wrong answers.</p>
<p>Thanks Kai427. I have that book and have took the princeton review test. Does anybody have any other sites or practice test that they can share with me?</p>