36: The ACT Prep Podcast

This episode goes over strategies and tips for the math section.

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This episode goes over a humanities reading passage. It gives a few more examples of how to treat questions and tips for the reading section.

⁠Updated 2018 test link⁠

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This episode goes over a social science reading passage. The strategies from this passage apply to the other reading passages, especially the natural science passage.

⁠Updated 2018 test link⁠

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This episode covers the overall picture of the reading section. It discusses timing and strategies for approaching the passages.⁠Updated 2018 test link⁠

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This episode covers the opposing viewpoint passage of the science section.

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This episode covers an experimental results passage, going over the overall strategy and several question examples.⁠Updated 2018 test link⁠

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This episode explains how to approach data representation passages, which make up 2-3 of the 6 or 7 passages on the science section. The overall strategy is explained, as well as specific questions and how to approach them.

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This episode introduces the science section. It goes over the 3 kinds of science passage and how to recognize them.⁠Updated 2018 test link⁠

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This episode covers how to approach clarity and conciseness questions. It also teaches how to read rhetoric questions so they point you to the answer.⁠Updated 2018 test link⁠

This episode teaches how to approach two more kinds of rhetoric questions.⁠Updated 2018 test link⁠

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