Does the "Enhanced" ACT test the same content as the classic, previous ACT? Not quite.

Every few years, the ACT makes available to the public a previously administered test so that students, for free, can see and work...

ACT English - Verbose Questions

In recent weeks, I have had a couple of parents reach out to me concerning the new ACT test. These parents are forward thinking: they...

Questions of redundancy are a high-occurring question on every ACT English test.

Preparing for the ACT is a free practice test from the ACT. Mr. Martin explains numbers 21-40 on the math test on video.

How should ACT Reading questions be "categorized" in a way that is actually helpful for students?

Preparing for the ACT is a free practice test from the ACT. Mr. Martin explains numbers 1-20 on the math test on video.

ACT Math: How to use The Fundamental Counting Principle

The most asked ACT English question requires students to properly place sentences and phrases based on context.

Maybe traditional ways of doing things are better?

In this post, Mr. Martin explains one simple ACT Reading strategy to help students who find themselves often running out of time.

The ACT English test expects you to know the two uses for the em dash

Mean, Median, Mode, and Range for ACT Math

The ACT Math test is, obviously, difficult. Unfortunately, as the ACT makes changes to the test by making it shorter (15 less questions),...

There are technically two uses for the semicolon in the English language, but when it comes to the ACT English test, only 1 is always needed

All the ways the ACT can ask you about slope-intercept form

Is there an "easiest" ACT test?

The ACT is changing...what is changing, when is it happening, and what does it mean?

The three formulas that students do NOT need to memorize for the ACT.