so, if you omitted 5 science questions, what's the upper bound for your score?

Test Preparation ACT Preparation
1

<p>First time taking it, and man, was my time management bad on that one.</p>

2

<p>I was looking through the Real ACT prep guide and if you have 35/40 the grades go like this 28, 30, 32. But that would only be if you got every other question correct</p>

3

<p>Why would you ommit? Theres no penalty for guessing.</p>

4

<p>Are you sure the curve is that harsh? I mean I got a 25 on the science section in October and I definitely got like 10 questions wrong.</p>

5

<p>was molar mass the answer to the question about what you needed to do some conversion in science?</p>

6

<p>i think so but im not too sure mhh3134</p>

7

<p>maybe you should have read the rules for the ACT, you dont get penalized for a guess. (aka you shouldnt have any omits)</p>

8

<p>You should’ve bubbled in C or something for those last 5 questions. It’s better than nothing! ;)</p>

9

<p>i notice the curve is a lil bit harsher on the actual test as compared to the practices.
Sometimes you’ll get lucky and get one of those 39-40’s = 36 but not on this one… for sure. :(</p>

10

<p>Yes, you had to convert the moles into grams using molar mass. ;)</p>