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Full-Length Practice Test #3

Math Section

The math section is sampled across the six math subtopics with a difficulty mix calibrated to mirror the real ACT. Total: 60 questions in 60 minutes (about 60 sec each).

Drills that make up this section

This section is sampled across the Math subtopics — easy, medium, and hard items in roughly real-test proportions. Walk through the linked drills below in order; each drill has its questions on individual pages with worked solutions.

  1. 1 Pre-Algebra — Easy Pre-Algebra — Easy tier (15 questions). Easy
  2. 2 Elementary Algebra — Medium Elementary Algebra — Medium tier (15 questions). Medium
  3. 3 Intermediate Algebra — Hard Intermediate Algebra — Hard tier (15 questions). Hard
  4. 4 Coordinate Geometry — Easy Coordinate Geometry — Easy tier (15 questions). Easy
  5. 5 Plane Geometry — Medium Plane Geometry — Medium tier (15 questions). Medium
  6. 6 Trigonometry — Hard Trigonometry — Hard tier (15 questions). Hard

Pacing for this section

You have 60 minutes for 60 questions — about 60 sec per question. That is fast. The way to hit it is not to "go faster" on every question; it's to get the easy ones in 30 seconds so you bank time for the hard ones.

On the math section, plan to bank time in the first third of the section so you have it for the harder questions later. If you fall more than 30 seconds behind on a single question, mark and move on.

What to do if you run out of time

Always fill in an answer for every question — there is no penalty for guessing on the ACT. Pick a "letter of the day" (say, C) and bubble it for any unanswered questions in the last 30 seconds. On a 4-choice section, this gives you a free 25% expected score on those items.