ACT Test ― How to Score High on Your First Try. Based on the 2014 Test

The ACT Test: "HOW TO SCORE HIGH ON YOUR FIRST TRY" FastTrackACT.com, Provides over 300 example problems and step-by-step solutions to help you prepare for the ACT test. It provides specific test taking strategies, tips and hints, and contains practice exams for each section: English, Math, Science & Reasoning, Reading, and the all-new English (Optional) Writing. Each section has specific strategies for tackling every question type and end-of-chapter drills to help you put your learning into practice.

How would you like to score a 28 without doing any difficult problems?

Contrary to what educators lead you to believe, the ACT only tests your ability to take tests and requires very little actual knowledge to beat. Getting a high score on the ACT test is not as hard as you might think. It is actually quite easy to score high as long as you know how and what to study. Since it is not an IQ test, the ACT test is coachable. You can train for it and score high by practicing specific skills to artificially inflate your score on exam day. Studying for a multiple choice test requires a special method of preparation distinctly different from other types of test. You will learn how to do this in this book.

A big part of why standardized tests are so evil is their ability to blind us to the obvious and practical. Students are so more capable than what they are led to believe in school and can score in the high 20’s by simply preparing properly. Students are often misled into thinking that they have to solve every question to get a decent score. In reality, students only need to answer about 60% of the questions right to get above to average ACT score. The book teaches the key to scoring high by only spending time on questions that you’re more likely to get correct in order to achieve your optimum score. By playing the percentages and using time management techniques, we show you how to spend more time answering the questions that matter. For each test section, we show you the types of questions that are most likely to appear on the actual test so you can practice solving them.

If you are considering studying for the Act test, whether you are an A-student who is trying to get a perfect score or a C-student trying to get the best possible score, this book will teach you how to score high on your first try.