ACT® Science is all about getting the maximum number of questions right in a relatively short period. Having a strong vocabulary helps a lot in improving your understanding of the questions and reducing the time it would take for you to understand the question.
The ACT® Science section is easily perceived as one of the most intimidating parts of the ACT® exam. With 7 passages and numerous charts, graphs, and tables to interpret, and less than 6 minutes per passage to complete, this task can seem daunting, especially at the end of an already long exam.
The ACT® is meant to measure the knowledge you gained in high school to determine your “academic readiness” for a university. While overall the ACT® experience is between 4 and 5 hours, the actual test itself is 2 hours and 55 minutes or 3 hours and 35 minutes with the writing position.
This guide exists to prepare you for the rigors of the ACT® Science test and help answer the question “How to get a 36 on ACT® Science?” Dive in for an in-depth overview of the test and key components that you will need to grasp to score the perfect 36.