What Is The ACT?
The ACT is a standardized test that measures proficiency in five core areas: English, Math, Reading, Science, and Writing (optional). The test is designed to measure the readiness of a high school student for college. As a key component of the application process, students will submit their ACT test scores to colleges and universities. Admissions officers will then review scores as a common data point that can be used to compare all applicants.
ACT Science Details
The ACT science test consists of 40 questions that must be answered within the 35-minute time limit. The test consists of several science passages, each of which focuses on one of the following subject areas:
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Earth/Space Sciences
- Physics
Each passage is presented in one of three different formats: Data Representation, Research Summary, and Conflicting Viewpoints. The exam passages and questions focus on scientific topics and do not require students to recall specific scientific facts. Instead, students are asked to understand, analyze, and evaluate information using the various paragraphs, graphs, tables, charts, and diagrams that make up each passage.
What Does Ramana Coaching Center Offer?
To help students with their comprehension of these topics, we have created a 12-week ACT Science Prep Course that consists of the following:
- (6) Weeks Learning Phase
- (6) Weeks Practice Test Phase
During the Learning Phase, students will learn diverse strategies to analyze and evaluate word problems, graphs, and tables. The students will move forward to demonstrate what they have learned during the Practice Test Phase. Upon completing this course, students will be well prepared to pass this section of the ACT exam.
During the Learning Phase, students will learn diverse strategies to analyze and evaluate word problems, graphs, and tables. The students will move forward to demonstrate what they have learned during the Practice Test Phase. Upon completing this course, students will be well prepared to pass this section of the ACT exam.
Click HERE to register for the ACT Standardized Test. You will be redirected to the ACT website.