<p>I literally think I got 16-17 questions wrong on the sci. Where would that put me? In the negatives? LOL</p>
<p>My Predictions</p>
<p>English
75=36
73-74=35
72=34
71 =33
70 = 32
69=31</p>
<p>Math
60=36
58-59=35
57=34
55-56=33
54=32
53=31
52=30</p>
<p>Reading
40 = 36
39= 35</p>
<h2>38 = 34</h2>
<p>37= 32
36=31
35=30</p>
<p>Science
38-40 = 36</p>
<h2>37=35</h2>
<p>36=33
35=32
34=31
33=30</p>
<p>@97college lol more like it’d put you on part with the average act taker (which is basically negative xD) </p>
<p>I personally thought the math was easy but it was harder because it was time consuming, which inadvertently didn’t give us time to check our answers.
@austin23 almost 2.5 pages </p>
<p>Does anyone in here think that they did good on that science? If so, what strategy did you use?</p>
<p>@WorkSAT2014 thanks for the reassurance lol. It’s really unfair because I usually get 30+ in all of the other sections; it’s just the science that screws me up. </p>
<p>@WorkSAT2014
We are not allowed to discuss questions or answers</p>
<p>@ArmandoB It depends on the form you received thats my understanding and this science test, needed some basic knowledge. I kept the conflicting viewpoint passage for the last and I had 8 minutes for that passage. Guys, how does the curve work?? I’m not getting the curve…</p>
<p>@97college same. 35 35 35 29 with 11 essay on the September one. The only reason I took this was for science and that did not work out at all. Science was awful </p>
<p>And no, there’s a moderator’s note stating that a Google doc is prohibited.</p>
<p>@ArmandoB Don’t read the passages. I know this seems sort of far fetched, but it’s the only way you’ll finish in time. I finished with about 5 minutes left and I didn’t read one of the passages in its entirety, excluding the 4 scientist’s viewpoints one. Most, if not all, require you to just comprehend what a graph or table is saying, and it not the answer is usually very cut and clear in the passage where you can just sort of glance at it. First time I took the ACT in Feb. I used this strategy and got a 35. Usually get 36s on practice tests as well.</p>
<p>I had form 74A, and science was like death.</p>
<p>I read the passages and still finish in time. I actually have trouble answering the questions without first reading the passage</p>
<p>I’ll try that, thanks. My main problem was I spent so much time mastering 5-6-7, and there weren’t any 5 question passages.</p>
<p>In order of decreasing difficulty : Science > Reading > Math > English…</p>
<p>Predict my score?</p>
<p>Worst:
E: -4
M: -4
R: -7
S: -5</p>
<p>Best:
E: -2
M: -2
R: -6
S: -3</p>
<p>I honestly don’t even use 5-6-7 method when it’s possible on science. I tend to do quite well. (35-36 last two times). I just skim the passages, and then on the questions I find the exact evidence from the graph/table. I’m not afraid to write all over the graphs and I double check answers repeatedly. Ignore the big words, they don’t matter.
74A science was only tough because it required a little extra knowledge. Once again, ignoring said big words would help a lot.</p>
<p>@austin23 im using the realistic curve on 19, W:
E 34 , M 34 , R 30 , S 32 </p>
<p>C 33</p>
<p>Best: </p>
<p>E 35 , M 35 , R 31 , S 34</p>
<p>C 34</p>
<p>Wow i would love those scores</p>
<p>Right now i have -0 english, -0 reading, possibly -1 science, and -2/3 math</p>