alphaTEST PREPPRACTICE WITH PURPOSE
Build your ACT study plan around a clear baseline, guided practice and useful feedback. Work through the subjects below, review your mistakes and return to a timed test when you are ready.
Original challenge practice with advanced and stretch problems, worked explanations, and no shared questions between forms. Difficulty labels are editorial, not psychometrically calibrated. Fixed forms; raw accuracy only, not an official score prediction. ACT timing: English 50 questions / 35 minutes, Math 45 / 50, Reading 36 / 40, and optional Science 40 / 40. A 15-minute break follows Math. Writing is not included. Final editorial review edition 3; corrected wording and explanations. Previous editions remain available only to their saved attempts.
Start with the default section countdowns for this practice format. Custom pacing lets you shorten or extend section times when working on speed, and your report identifies adjusted timing. Check the exam administrator’s current guidance for official test-day requirements.
Lessons combine a worked example, guided exploration and checked exercises. Required steps must be completed before a lesson counts toward your progress. These are available study topics, not a guarantee of official exam coverage or a score increase.
Use the radius to measure the space inside a circle.
Measure the distance around a circle, using its radius or diameter.
Multiply a square’s side length by itself to find its area.
Cover a rectangle with rows and columns of unit squares.
A triangle covers half the area of a rectangle with the same base and height.
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Decide whether a noun means more than one, ownership, or both.
Expand contractions before deciding whether an apostrophe belongs.
Find a main clause that expresses a complete thought.
Check both sides of a sentence boundary before choosing punctuation.
Use FANBOYS to connect equal grammatical units and express a relationship.
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Trace the narrator’s perspective, imagery, word choice, and structural choices across the whole passage.
Distinguish the main claim from supporting details and follow chronology, comparisons, and cause-effect limits.
State each text’s claim, evidence, and limitations separately before comparing them.
Read table headings, axes, units, and controlled conditions before identifying a trend or comparing values.
Identify the question, manipulated variable, measured outcome, controls, and repetition in an investigation.
Write each model’s prediction before comparing it with observations or competing explanations.
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