<p>So the other day I received the act score
english 24 (the highest)
science 20 and reading 20
and Math 19 </p>
<p>So how to improve on math? how do i practice the math section?
( I am very good at math, always A's, but the Act blow me away)</p>
<p>.Go to the website and they have those questions on there to practice.</p>
<p>I say you need to purchase an ACT prep book. The real ACT prep guide is put out by ACT and has real ACT tests. Also, I like 50 top skills for a top ACT score. Yes, I have found some errors like 6^4 is 1296 not 64. But, i really like the set up of the book. It gives you easy, medium and hard questions for each skill. I recommend buying your books off of Amazon.com they are cheaper there than at a retail store.</p>
<p>Hihgghgh ~ Did you do much prep before you took this exam? I think w/practice you can definitely improve your score. On my daughter’s first practice test, she scored a 23 in math w/out any prep at all. After prepping w/a prep class and doing some prep on her own (mainly w/the Real ACT Book) she scored a 30 in math both times she took a real test. I agree w/slnich, you need to go out and purchase the Real ACT Book and do all of their practice tests. Good luck! With practice you will see some meaningful results.</p>
<p>Before two weeks of the act test i took a practice test and i got on 18 reading and science and 19 on English and math. The week before the act test, i took the english test every day, and didn’t review my mistakes but i improved 5 points. I didn’t practice for math, reading or science.</p>
<p>Even though i am taking chemstry honors. And for reading I am taking apush and for math i am taking ica. also, i have 96 for ica</p>
<p>i had really low score first time. i got princeton review: cracking the act, read everything except for the science section (didnt have time) raised my score 6 points to a 24.</p>
<p>now im trying to get a 30, just bought barron’s 36 act and the red book (official act book). gonna read all those + science part on princeton review</p>