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Essential ACT Test Preparation Tips for Kentucky High School Juniors

As high school juniors in Kentucky prepare for the ACT on March 15, it's crucial to be equipped with the right tools and strategies. Bring essential items like pencils, a calculator, and a photo ID. Dress comfortably in layers, and ensure you get ample rest the night before. Arrive early, and start your day with a nutritious breakfast. Familiarize yourself with the test sections, timing strategies, and answer grid techniques to maximize your efficiency. Remember, a well-prepared student is a confident student!

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Essential ACT Test Preparation Tips for Kentucky High School Juniors

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  1. General ACT Tips

  2. General ACT Tips Date all KY high school juniors will take ACT: Tuesday, March 15

  3. General ACT Tips Bring these items with you to the test: • Pencil • Calculator with new batteries • Will be provided if you don’t have one • Pre-program formulas, etc. prior to test • Watch for keeping time • Photo ID • Snack • But you cannot eat it until break!

  4. General ACT Tips Tips: • Dress in layers • Wear comfortable clothes • If you are supposed to wear glasses, don’t forget to bring them • Get plenty of rest • Be prepared to “give up” all electronic devices

  5. General ACT Tips Tips: • Leave early for school. If you are late, you cannot take the test! • Eat a good breakfast • Breakfast will be provided for all students taking the test • BUT don’t eat something your body is not used to eating! (You don’t want “stomach issues” in the middle of the test!)

  6. General ACT Tips Taking the test: • The test is always in this order: • English • Math • Reading • Science

  7. General ACT Tips Taking the test: • Pay attention to the answer grid • Grid in groups for better time efficiency • Recommended: one page at a time

  8. General ACT Tips Taking the test: • Answer grid is as follows: • Odd questions: abcde • Even questions: fghjk

  9. General ACT Tips Taking the test: • Be sure your marks are heavy and dark • Erase any stray lines on your answer sheet • When time is called…STOP!!!!! • If you do not, your score could be voided

  10. General ACT Tips Timing the test: • It is recommended that you bring a watch • Set your watch for 12:00 at the beginning of each section in order to better track your time • Sorry, but you CANNOT use the watch on your cell phone!

  11. General ACT Tips Timing the test: • Do NOT read directions the day of the test! • (Review directions now)

  12. General ACT Tips Timing the test: • With five minutes to go: • Begin “marking answers” with your chosen letter • After doing this, go back and change answers; answer questions that you can do quickly • Example: for Reading—vocabulary and line placement questions

  13. General ACT Tips Also: • Be sure to have a mark for EVERY answer. Even if you “ran out of time,” you still should have bubbled in an answer • You are encouraged to write in your test booklet. Use it to mark passages, make notes, use triage / elimination, work out problems, etc.

  14. General ACT Tips Also: • Don’t forget to use these multiple choice strategies: • Triage • Elimination

  15. General ACT Tips And finally: • Remember, the higher your score, the more $$$ you will get!

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