The exam was just like the ACT books and the content and sample test online
http://www.act.org/. I started to study about 4 months before June 9. I would do one section a week then two, then three. In the last month before the exam, I completed 1 section each day. During the last week, I completed 2 sections each day. I would rotate the sections to get a variety of practice and always timed myself to make sure I was being efficient. The Math topics were all familiar to me and the Reading Comp was just fine. The two sections that I had to study the most were English (Grammar) and Science.
I used the Real ACT books -- the one with 3 tests and then the newer one with 5 tests (the same 3 tests from the first book and 2 new tests). The other book I used was Barron's ACT 36. The content online included questions for each section and a full-length practice test which I completed the day before the exam.
All those months of studying paid off. The day of the exam, Science was the most challenging section as I was not confident about 2 of the 7 sections. I was not surprised to see that Science was my lowest score.
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Composite Score :
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34
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This is not an official ACT score report and is intended only for your informational use.
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English
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33
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Yes.
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Usage/Mechanics
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18
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Rhetorical Skills
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16
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Mathematics
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36
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Yes.
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Pre-Algebra/Elem. Algebra
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18
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Algebra/Coord. Geometry
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18
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Plane Geometry/Trig.
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18
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34
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Yes.
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Social Studies/Sciences
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18
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Arts/Literature
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17
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Science
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31
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Combined English/Writing
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Not yet available
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Writing (score range 2 to 12)
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10
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