<p>Hi guys. Taking the ACT for the last time in about three days. Scores are 32 English, 36 math, 36 reading, and 28 science. Do you guys have any tips for raising science? It's not that I'm running out of time or anything, but I genuinely think that my answers are right while I'm going through the test. Most of the questions I get wrong are answers that I don't doubt for a second. Is there anyway I can "think" more like the test makers in a few days?</p>
<p>Usually, I have an answer for these types of concerns, but all I can suggest for this one is that you work with somebody privately to figure out your issues. Find a teacher or a tutor to help you out with this.</p>
<p>While I wish I could help you out, I have no idea why you are getting certain questions wrong, and I have no idea what would solve your problem.</p>
<p>Does anyone have ACT practice PDFs for me to use? I just need to practice my science. Thank you!</p>
<p>@AndyTon: do you have any tips for how to get your math and reading scores that high? I got a 30 (math) and 33 (reading) on my ACT in September. I’ve been improving a lot on practice tests but I’ve never hit past a 34-35 on either.</p>