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ACT 36 in Just 7 Steps

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Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

08.10.2013

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Illustrationen, nicht spezifiziert

Verlag

Mcgraw Hill Higher Education

Seitenzahl

368

Maße (L/B/H)

23,5/19,1/2 cm

Gewicht

635 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-07-181441-6

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

08.10.2013

Abbildungen

Illustrationen, nicht spezifiziert

Verlag

Mcgraw Hill Higher Education

Seitenzahl

368

Maße (L/B/H)

23,5/19,1/2 cm

Gewicht

635 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-07-181441-6

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: ACT 36 in Just 7 Steps
  • Four key principles
    Principle 1 · Learn 36 Strategies
    Principle 2 · Study 36 Examples
    Principle 3 · Complete 36 Practice Problem Sets
    Principle 4 · Concentrate on 36 Review
    The ACT: the basics
    What is the ACT?
    Why does the ACT exist?
    What are the differences between the ACT and the SAT?
    What is the format of the ACT?
    How many questions are there on the ACT?
    How long does the exam take?
    How is the exam scored?
    How often is the ACT administered?
    How much does it cost?
    How do I register?
    How important is the ACT?
    How many times should I take the ACT?
    How is the ACT reported?
    What is the TIR?
    Should I take the ACT Writing test?
    What is the PLAN?
    What about special circumstances?
    The truth about the ACT
    Essential materials
    General ACT preparation
    Take a diagnostic exam
    Work together: 36 Practice and 36 Review
    Step 1 · Learn 36 Strategies
    Step 2 · Complete an ACT practice section
    Step 3 · Score your ACT practice section
    Step 4 · Check questions you answered correctly
    Step 5 · Check questions you answered incorrectly
    Step 6 · Complete your 36 Review
    Step 7 · Repeat steps 1 to 6
    When to prepare
    The 36 six-phase schedule
    A consistent schedule
    Where to prepare
    What to memorize
    Physical and mental health
    General 36 Strategies
    General 36 Strategy 1 · Practice how to take the ACT
    General 36 Strategy 2 · Write it all down
    General 36 Strategy 3 · Bubble one page at a time
    General 36 Strategy 4 · Skip and return
    General 36 Strategy 5 · Always guess-always
    Extra tips and tricks
    1 Prepare for ACT English
    Stats
    Breaking down ACT English
    English 36 Strategies
    English 36 Strategy 1 · Say it out loud (well, not really)
    English 36 Strategy 2 · Eliminate choices you know are wrong
    English 36 Strategy 3 · Don't forget about "NO CHANGE" and "DELETE"
    English 36 Strategy 4 · Shorter is sweeter
    English 36 Strategy 5 · Read and answer as you go
    Categories
    Usage/mechanics (53%)
    Punctuation
    Grammar/usage
    Sentence structure
    Rhetorical skills (47%)
    Strategy
    Organization
    Style
    2 Prepare for ACT Math
    Stats
    Breaking down ACT Math
    Logistics
    Timing
    Using a calculator
    Mathematical concepts
    Topics covered
    Scoring
    Basic math
    Order of operations
    Distribution
    Even and odd numbers
    Positive and negative numbers
    Integers
    Real and rational numbers
    Pre-algebra
    Number problems
    Square roots
    Exponents
    Scientific notation
    Factors and multiples
    Ratio, proportion, and percentage
    Linear equations
    Absolute value and ordering
    Mean, median, and mode
    Probability
    Data representation
    Elementary algebra
    Substitution
    Using variables to express relationships
    Algebraic operations and inequalities
    Factoring
    Intermediate algebra
    Roots of polynomials
    The quadratic formula
    Radicals and radical expressions
    Absolute values in equations
    Sequences and patterns
    Functions
    Matrices
    Complex numbers
    Logarithms
    Coordinate geometry
    Points and lines
    Polynomials
    Circles
    Graphing inequalities
    Slope
    Parallel and perpendicular lines
    Distance and midpoints
    Conics
    Plane geometry
    Angles
    Circles
    Triangles and the Pythagorean theorem
    Polygons
    Transformations
    Volume and 3-D geometry
    Trigonometry
    SOHCAHTOA
    Values and properties of trigonometric functions
    Graphing trigonometric functions
    Trigonometric identities
    Solving trigonometric equations
    Math 36 Strategies
    Math 36 Strategy 1 · Write it down
    Math 36 Strategy 2 · Draw a picture
    Math 36 Strategy 3 · Perform a sanity check
    Math 36 Strategy 4 · Don't trust your eyes
    Math 36 Strategy 5 · Target the unknown
    Math 36 Strategy 6 · Use your calculator-last
    Math 36 Strategy 7 · Don't be afraid to take the first step
    Math 36 Strategy 8 · When in doubt, test it out
    Equations to memorize
    Intermediate algebra
    Coordinate geometry
    Plane geometry
    Trigonometry
    3 Prepare for ACT Reading
    Stats
    Breaking down ACT Reading
    General strategy
    Timing
    The high school difference
    Literal vs. critical thinking
    Skills tested
    Reading 36 Strategies
    Reading 36 Strategy 1 · Write your own answer down first
    Reading 36 Strategy 2 · Skim it to win it
    Reading 36 Strategy 3 · Read actively
    Reading 36 Strategy 4 · Don't defend the choices-attack
    Reading 36 Strategy 5 · Don't assume
    Reading 36 Strategy 6 · Avoid extremes
    Reading 36 Strategy 7 · Choose general over specific
    Reading 36 Strategy 8 · Mark it up
    Subject-specific strategies
    Prose fiction
    Social sciences
    Natural sciences
    Humanities
    4 Prepare for ACT Science
    Stats
    Breaking down ACT Science
    Science 36 Strategies
    Data representation
    Science 36 Strategy 1 · Go straight to the questions in data representation
    Science 36 Strategy 2 · Look for trends
    Science 36 Strategy 3 · Know your graphs
    Research summaries
    Science 36 Strategy 4 · Go straight to the questions in research summaries
    Science 36 Strategy 5 · Look for keywords in research summaries
    Science 36 Strategy 6 · Focus on similarities and differences in research summaries
    Conflicting viewpoints
    Science 36 Strategy 7 · Mark the passage
    Science 36 Strategy 8 · Look for keywords in conflicting viewpoints
    Science 36 Strategy 9 · Focus on similarities and differences in conflicting viewpoints
    Science 36 Strategy 10 · Don't be intimidated
    Additional tips
    Timing
    ACT 36 General Strategy
    The "not enough information" choice
    When to skip a passage
    5 Prepare for ACT Writing
    Stats
    Breaking down ACT Writing
    Scoring the ACT essay
    ACT Writing score sheet
    The essay topic
    Writing 36 Strategies
    Writing 36 Strategy 1 · Master the five-paragraph essay format
    Template for the five-paragraph essay
    Writing 36 Strategy 2 · Pace yourself
    Writing 36 Strategy 3 · Use vocabulary to your advantage
    Writing 36 Strategy 4 · Fill the space
    Writing 36 Strategy 5 · Stay active
    Writing 36 Strategy 6 · Transition smoothly
    Writing 36 Strategy 7 · Don't get personal
    Writing 36 Strategy 8 · Plan, plan, plan
    6 Practice a full-length ACT exam
    Answer sheets
    Section 1 · English
    Section 2 · Mathematics
    Section 3 · Reading
    Section 4 · Science
    Section 5 · Writing
    7 Review the ACT practice exam
    Section 1 · English
    Section 2 · Mathematics
    Section 3 · Reading
    Section 4 · Science
    Section 5 · Writing
    Guide to scoring the ACT exam
    Raw scores
    Scaled scores
    Composite score
    Reminders for exam day