Test Format
Vocabulary
Punctuation
Grammar
Test Corrections
100

This English section of the ACT is ____ minutes long and has ____ test items. 

What is 35 minutes?

What is 50 test items?

100

To come to a conclusion after gathering your own evidence. To make an educated guess. 

What is Infer/ to make an inference?

100

Use a ___ after a complete sentence before a list or clarification. 

What is a colon?      : 

100

Jumping, Fishing, Running, Yelling, are all examples of. 

What is parallelism?

100

If I want to know the main purpose of a passage, or the central idea, I should look in the ______ and locate the _______. 

What is the First Paragraph Introduction), and the Thesis statement? 

200

Longer passages have about ___test items. 

Shorter passages have about ___test items.

What is 9?

What is 5?

200

The authors attitude, emotion or feeling towards the subject matter. 

What is Tone?

200

A ___ is not strong enough to separate two independent clauses on its own.

What is a comma?

200

True / False 

Dangling Modifiers do not modify the correct subject. 

What is True?

200

Correct the following sentence. 

I found the awesome ACT English jeopardy game to be incredibly affective. 

What is- I found the awesome ACT English jeopardy game to be incredibly effective.

300

This Reading section of the ACT is ____ minutes long and has ____ test items. This section consists of ___ passages. 

What is 40 minutes, 36 items, 4 passages.

300

To claim the opposite of. Oppose/ Dispute

Contradict

300

You can use a ___ instead of " and" to join to complete related sentences. 

What is a semicolon?   ; 

300

To rearrange words, sentences or paragraphs to establish flow is called. 

What is Chronological order?

300

Correct the following sentence. 

Out of pizza, hamburgers, and hot dogs, I like eating pizza more. 

Out of pizza, hamburgers, and hot dogs, I like eating pizza the most.

400

True / False

The reading section has two types of essays, Informational and Narrative. 

 What is True?

400

A statement that consists of: Twisted details, flipped answers, agreeable but not evidenced, accurate but does not answer the question asked is called. 

What is a Distractor?

400

Do not use apostrophes with possessive __________ such as mine, hers, his, ours, theirs. These ______ show ownership. 

What are pronouns?

400

Coordinating Conjunctions connect words, phrases, and clauses of equal importance. Often remembered by the acronym FANBOY. What does FANBOY stand for?

What is 

For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet?

400

Please stop calling me I no longer consider you a friend. 

Please stop calling me (:) (-) I no longer consider you a friend.

500

Name the types of essays that are including on the English portion of the ACT. 

Hint: One is Personal Narrative, what are the other two.

 What are Informational and Argumentative. 

500

Something unnecessary, repetitive, exceeds what is needed. 

What is Redundant?

500

The _____ is the most versatile punctuation but rarely used. 

Hint- Deep pause

What is a dash? 

500

Conjunctive adverbs, words or phrases that connect ideas, sentences, and paragraphs improving flow. 

Hint: Therefor, However, In addition to, Finally

What are transition words?

500

An earthquake that is 8 on the Richter scale a truly massive disaster indeed, will almost certainly be a major news story throughout the world. 

What is- An earthquake that is 8 on the Richter scale - a truly massive disaster indeed- will almost certainly be a major news story throughout the world.