The document debunks 10 common myths about the ACT and SAT exams: 1. The SAT does not require Algebra II knowledge, as topics like matrices and logarithms are not tested. 2. The ACT is not designed to mimic high school curricula, as curricula are not standardized. 3. Test dates do not attract stronger or weaker students, as students are graded on a curve based on year-long data. 4. The best preparation time is 2-4 months of spaced study, not last-minute cramming close to the test date.