Question about Princeton Review Practice Tests?

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<p>So I recently enrolled in a Princeton Review ACT class and we're required to go to the PR's free practice tests on Saturdays. I took one of the practice tests and scored at 29 but when I took a practice test out of the Real ACT Guide I scored a 32. </p>

<p>so my question is
which one is more accurate?
Do you think the fact that i took the test at home, in my bed, helped improve my score for some reason? </p>

<p>Please help! My ACT is next Saturday!
Oh and if anyone has any tips on how to get through the science section faster it'd be much appreciated !</p>

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<p>The official ACT tests (from the red book) will be more accurate at predicting your score. (Infinitely more than the princeton review tests I might add) </p>

<p>To save time on the science section, do not read the passages first. Read the questions first and go from there. </p>

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<p>Only go to the questions first on data representation (5 question passages)</p>