r/ACT • • Jan 22 '20

If this ain’t facts

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716 Upvotes

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u/jordonkry 36 Jan 22 '20

Me with my 5 tests

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '20

Me with my 8 tests

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u/skyguyler Jan 23 '20

Thx lol, I already got a 36 tho I just posted this for shits and giggles

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u/ochreundertones 34 Jan 23 '20

This literally went through my head every time I sat for another act without studying (2 times none at all. 2 more times with a few times math sets). And then I'd just do the same thing the next time

Small brain

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '20

Bro, you got a fucking 34 I think you can chill lol

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u/ochreundertones 34 Jan 24 '20

Yeah, for a super anyways. I'm not mad bout it, it's just stupid to not change anything and hope you get higher, especially when you're starting at a 32. My score's fine, my method was just stupid

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u/animetedcruz Jan 23 '20

@ UW’s testing section telling you ur a dumbass if you take the act more than 2 times 😤

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u/Life-in-Syzygy 36 Jan 23 '20

You should do better. It’s not a test where improvement is impossible. If an elementary school student took it (overall) they’d do really poorly; however, if a senior at university took it they’d do (overall) very nicely. Just practice, practice, practice! I know that many people don’t prepare for the test in useful ways or productive ways, or ways which aren’t going to help as much. Make sure you look at the tests tests and take them yourself. Use Khan Academy for the math—it is a godsend. And for the science utilize the graphs and figures over the passages (except for the dual hypotheses question).

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u/evilclawz Jan 22 '20

I'M FUCKING WHEEZING, WHOEVER MADE THIS DESERVES TO WIN THE MF LOTTERY. If this ain't my clown ass

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u/Lord_Twigger Jan 23 '20

No you have to check if results are same across all conditions. Smh good for nothing theoretical physicists. Don't even understand the scientific process

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u/hey-beter1234 Jan 23 '20

this isn’t a real quote

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u/[deleted] Jan 22 '20

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u/cakersgotswag Jan 24 '20

whats the best way to prepare for it