The phrase "act test" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where "ACT" refers to the standardized college admission test in the United States, but it should be capitalized as "ACT test."
Example: "I need to prepare for the ACT test next month to improve my college application."
Alternatives: "ACT examination" or "ACT assessment."
On Nov. 7, 1959 -- 33 years after the advent of the SAT -- 75,406 students took the first ACT test.
Map out the dates that are important to you, like SAT or ACT test dates and college application deadlines.
(Harris, for instance, scored a 22 on the ACT test — slightly above the national average and well below the U.C.L.A. average).
John Byrne, a spokesman for the district attorney's office, said Wednesday that the ACT test appeared to be "plagued by the same security vulnerabilities as the SAT".
On test day, ACT test supervisors encourage students to make sure they answer every question, because there is no penalty for incorrect answers on our exam.
Only 45percentt of the seniors who took the ACT test had taken three or more years of high school science, including physics, and only 39percentt had taken four years of math.
White SAT and ACT test-takers have climbed from 32percentto57percentcent of all 18-year-olds.
In 1976, when scores were first reported by race, the number of black SAT and ACT test-takers combined was equal to 20percentt of all black 18-year-olds.
The average ACT score at Randolph last year was 14, the second-lowest average of any high school in Denver, placing students in the bottom 10 percent of ACT test-takers nationwide.
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A national survey by the ACT testing company found noticeable differences in what high-school teachers thought their students should know and what college professors expected.
