<p>Hey i was just wondering since so many people have their tips and things they must know for the ACT, we can list them to help evryone out. So just list the topic such as english: or math: … and give the must know facts, concepts and ideas we need to know on the individuals tests to do well on the ACT.</p>
<p>bump, response warranted in my opinion</p>
<p>well i heard that 20% of the gnlish test the answer is no change.
but i dont know much about the act in a statistical way, but i would like to know</p>
<p>^Uh, I don’t know about that, but I do know that OMIT when given is very often the right answer. Obviously don’t rely on it as a crutch, but it’s definitely a good choice to eye.</p>
<p>yeah nm i was just lookin at a test i toke from them :x
7 are A out of 75</p>
<p>For the Science portion, on average the right answers are 10 of each choice (10 F’s (or A’s), 10 B’s (or G’s), etc). This number may fluctuate between 9-11, but on average there is always an equal number of each choice as a right answer.</p>
<p>thats interestingly weird. but isnt there like 5 answer choices in 40 questions?</p>