2016 ACT test information - Riverside High School
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The document provides information about the ACT test, including what it measures, the subtests it contains, how it is scored, and how students can prepare. It notes that the ACT is a college admissions test that measures skills needed for the first year of college in English, math, reading, science, and an optional writing section. Scores range from 1-36 for each subtest and are averaged for a composite score. The document recommends students attempt every question and lists local test dates and preparation resources available to students.
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- 1. ACT Test Information Spring 2016
- 2. What is the ACT? • College Readiness Assessment – Used as a college admission and placement tool as it measures skills and knowledge needed for success in the first year of college – Aligned with Common Core State Standards
- 3. Why take the ACT? Attempt every answer – leave nothing blank!
- 4. What is on the ACT? • Made up of five sub-tests – English – Mathematics – Reading – Science – Writing • A student is given a score of 1-36 for each of the first 4 subtests that is then averaged together for a composite (overall) score • The writing score is not averaged with the other four subtest scores
- 5. What is the ACT English Subtest? • 75 questions about 5 different passages • Timed: 45 minutes • Assesses: – Grammar – Mechanics – Editing and Proofreading
- 6. What is the ACT Mathematics Subtest? • 60 Questions • Timed: 60 minutes • Assesses: – Reasoning Skills – Basic Computational Skills
- 7. What is the ACT Reading Subtest? • 40 Questions • Timed: 35 minutes • Assesses: – Understanding of what is stated directly – Understanding of what is implied
- 8. What is the ACT Science Subtest? • 40 Questions • Timed: 35 Minutes • Assesses: – Interpretation – Analysis – Evaluation – Reasoning – Problem Solving
- 9. What is the ACT Writing Subtest? • 1 Prompt • Timed: 30 Minutes • Assesses: – Taking a position and defending that position
- 10. How is the test scored?
- 11. What info can you get from your ACT results?
- 15. When is the test? All North Carolina 11th graders will take the ACT on: March 1, 2016.
- 16. How can students prepare for the ACT? • Riverside ACT Prep – Feb. 11, 16, 18, 23, and 25th ACT Academy – Tuesday & Thursday from 2:30- 4:30pm, – Sign up at: Riverside.dpsnc.net under ACT • Transportation available • Online – ACT.org – Numerous websites, programs, and books available
- 17. Sources • Overview http://www.act.org/aap/overview/index.html • Test Dates http://www.act.org/aap/pdf/ACT-NatlTestDates.pdf • Why Take the ACT? http://www.act.org/aap/pdf/TheACT-WhyTake-Student.pdf • Using Your Score Report http://www.act.org/aap/pdf/Using-Your-ACT-Results.pdf • ACT Student Score Report http://www.act.org/aap/pdf/ACT-StudentScoreRpt.pdf