<p>I just recently began prepping for the ACT after being miserable with the SAT and frankly, im loving the ACT quite a bit :)</p>
<p>Now, with the SAT there were many vocab oriented questions...i don't see so much of the with the ACT. So do u think it's necessary to memorize any vocab for the exam like we need to for the SAT in some cases...?</p>
<p>You do not need to memorize any vocabulary for the ACT. The reading section will include one, maybe two, questions that ask you what a word means based on context, but that's it. As for the english part, it's all grammer; but i just figure out the answer based on "what sounds right."</p>
<p>P.S. Got 30+ in english on all practice tests i took (December ACT was hard though!!)</p>
<p>If you literally guess the shortest answer, and guess OMIT always, you will get around a 25-27... haha</p>