<p>Hey GUys,
I had a quick question about the contrasting scientists.
I feel that this is the section that ultimately makes me run out of time.
Does anyone have any suggestions?</p>
<p>Do Not Read The Passages…</p>
<p>Do the contradicting scientists LAST! If you can read quickly, the best way is to read what the scientists are saying, and then you should answer the questions. Another way is to read the question first that only pertain to specifically one of the scientists, and then search for the answer in the scientist’s response. When you’re done with those questions, there’s a good chance that you’ll be able to answer the questions relating toward both of the scientists. Keep practicing today if you’re taking the ACT this coming Saturday. Find out what works.</p>
<p>Yes, do read the questions first and then try and extrapolate the information from the passages. I got my 36 in science by not getting bogged down in all the numbers and other data.</p>