Overview, Basics and Question Types
Commas, Semi Colons and Colons
Content Questions, Verbs Questions and Parallel Structure
Words to Know/Spelling
Modifiers
100

How many sections does the ACT have? 

4 (5 if you count writing) 
100

This punctuation mark separates two independent clauses that are closely related in meaning.

What is a semicolon?

100

The most important factor for content questions.

Figure out what the question is asking

100

Choose the correct word: 

"I went to the beach (then/than) went to the movies."

Then 

100

Define Modifiers

Describing Words
200

How many questions are on the english portion? 

75

200

This punctuation mark introduces a list, an explanation, or a quotation.

Colon

200
Read the Passage: 

"The Capybara is the world's largest rodent. It's size a signifier of it's greatness amongst the other mammals of it's region." Which word choice most effectively emphasizes the Capybara's size A. No Change (Greatness). B. Advancement C. Dominance D. Fear

C. Dominance

200

Choose the correct word

"I never knew how deeply me lying about you would (affect/effect) you."

"I never knew how deeply me lying about you would affect you."

200

Place the modifier(s) in the correct place

"I found out how to make pretty cookies in the chewy kitchen." 

"I found out how to make chewy cookies in the pretty kitchen." 

300

How long do you have to complete the english portion? 

45 Minutes

300

This punctuation mark separates items in a series.

Comma

300

Name the two past tense version of the following verb: Sing

Sang and Sung

300
Choose the correct word 

"You (could've/could of) taken the wrong class." 

Could've

Could of is never an option, it's mistaken for the shortened form of Could Have

300

Fix the Dangling Modifier

"To ensure the best results, the instructions should be followed carefully."

"To ensure the best results, you should follow the instructions carefully."

400

What are the two main question types? 

Grammar and Content Questions

400

We could go fishing on Saturday. You could borrow a pole from my neighbor.

Place the semi colon. 

We could go fishing on Saturday; you could borrow a pole from my neighbor.

400

Make the following sentence have parallel structure: 

Jimmy was the most charitable, most generous, very nicest of Santa's elves. 

A. No Change

B. Change most generous to very generous

C. Change very best to most kind

D. Change charitable to charity

C. Jimmy was the most charitable, most generous and most kind of Santa's Elves

400

"What a lovely (Allusion/Elusion/Illusion) you just made to the chapter we are reading." 

Pick the correct word.

Allusion

400

Fix this sentence.

"Covered in chocolate, the children were happy."

"The children were covered in chocolate but they were happy." 

500
What type of question will you either know instantly or not? 

Vocabulary, take your best guess. 

500

Let's eat Grandma! 

Place the Comma, semi colon or colon.

Let's eat, Grandma! 


500

Define Parallel Structure. 

Parallel structure means using the same pattern of words to show that two or more ideas have the same level of importance. This can happen at the word, phrase, or clause level.

500

"These ideas (compliment, complement) each other."

Pick the correct word. 

"These ideas complement each other." 

500

Fix the Modifier

"Flying over the city, the Empire State Building looked impressive."

"Flying over the city, I saw the Empire State Building looked impressive." 

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