ACT Test Prep - Science Passage 2

[kazoo10101]

to find a link for the booklet go to google and type in "many bacteria contain plasminds ACT test" and it should pop up.

[hamcam97]

Is it wise to skip the analyzing of the graph until you are asked a question about it later on? Thank you so much!

[101avey]

Why did he look down????? The first second...." he looked down....... XD

[redcardsoccer]

answer 8 - C

answer 9 - C

answer 10- C

answer 11 - C

answer 12 - C

answer 13 - C

no matter what ACT test you have, the answer is always C.

thats how i got my 16, BOO-YA!

[sinclair6006]

I have a question for you?

Recently scored a 23 on the science which wasn't bad, but I didn't study for this part. I'm afraid that it was a fluke and the next time I take the test this particular section will be my weakest. So does this happen to students?

I also was wondering if you have a PDF copy of the book your using? I know that recently the act website has current one's, but not past ones.

[VictorynJESUS4]

I need to get a 29 so that I can qualify for a scholarship. I have only taken practice test . What should I do.

Thanks for the help by the way

[Geistmeister6]

i love you

[ggluver]

thnx so much!!!

[xplorer1991]

thanks for the help!

[SuperMagnetMan]

All of these passages are from a former ACT test and I have about 20 former ACT tests and these science questions are very similar to the actual test. In the science test the questions in each passage go from simple data look up to analysis to conclusion drawing. The conclusion drawing generally cause people the most difficulty because it requires an understanding of the passage and info presented and frequently will not be found explicitly in the passage.

Thanks

[TheJawsusNSexmanShow]

this is really simple stuff I needsome hard questions

btw is the ACT like the SAT in the context that questions get harder and harder as you move along in a section?

[PINKxoxoAngel]

@TheJawsusNSexmanShow I know the math section starts with easier questions then moves on to harder ones towards the end.