<p>I am wondering how well it stacks up against the real ACT. It's published by Peterson's. According to the front cover it has practice problems from past tests, but seems too easy to be true. I got a 34 (missed around 3-4) on the reading section. I practice mainly from Barrons so maybe I'm just used to difficult questions. Anyone have experience with this book? Thanks.</p>
<p>The Real ACT is written by the same people that write the ACT so it's accurate. Barron's is too hard but it makes the real questions seem easy.</p>
<p>Yes, those tests are accurate and a must-do.</p>
<p>Yaaaay that's the book I have :)
I am interesting in getting Barron's though, jsut so that the real ACT feels like cake.</p>
<p>^^ barrons will make the real thing seem much easier, that is true</p>