How accurately did you practice tests reflect your real score??

<p>If you took practice tests from the REAL ACT prep guide, how accurately did the practice test scores reflect the real scores? Did you feel the tests in the prep guide are harder or easier than the real one you took?</p>

<p>I'd like to know as well ^_^</p>

<p>I felt that the practice tests were harder than the 2006-2007 Official ACT Practice Test.</p>

<p>well i took the act in feb and i got a 31 in science .. right now in practice tests im barely hitting 30! i hope this doesnt happen tomorrow :(</p>

<p>does anyone know the difficulty of the kaplan book? i bought it today for more practice, and so far my highest grade has been a 31 on the science (the last practice test)</p>

<p>I got a higher score on the real test than on practice scores.</p>

<p>I also got a higher score on the real test than on the practice tests. It was very close though. They proved to be quite accurate. (About 30 on practice tests, 31 on test.)</p>

<p>after each science test i take, i get worse!!! i started off getting only 4 wrong but now it's 13! oh god what should i do????</p>

<p>I can't speak for the ones in the book (yet), but the 2 online with the ACT Official online course predicted my scores exactly (29 both times and on the real thing). I used this online prep that my school paid for to prepare for the Feb. test (1st time).</p>

<p>Now, tomorrow (well, today) I am going to take the ACT and in the past 3 days I have gone through the 3 tests in the Official Prep guide. I got a 29, 31, and then a 32. So I don't know if those 3 tests got easier, or I got better. I hope it's the latter! I need AT LEAST a 32!! (But a 33 to tie my older bro!)</p>

<p>I kept on getting 32 on practice tests, ended up with a 33 on the real thing.</p>

<p>from the princeton review i found it an easier test to complete (maybe because i was at home) but today's test was def. harder than the practice.</p>

<p>I got 30s in practice tests and 28 in real one.</p>

<p>^ you were probably using McGraw Hill's practice tests.</p>