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Hello there! Confused about what to bring to the ACT test. Any advice on the materials that would be helpful to have at the ACT test?

2 months ago

First, it's crucial to be prepared and comfortable during the ACT as the test can take several hours. Below are some of the items that most of the students find useful:

1. ACT Admission Ticket: You won't be allowed to take the ACT without an acceptable ticket.

2. A Photo ID: Check the ACT website for specific requirements. Generally, school IDs are permissible.

3. Several No. 2 Pencils: Make sure they are sharp and have usable erasers.

4. A Graphing or Scientific Calculator: ACT allows specific calculators only, and not all calculators are permitted so please check their calculator policy on the ACT website.

5. A Snack: You are allowed to eat during your breaks, and it's a good idea to bring a light snack like a granola bar or some fruit to keep your energy levels up.

6. A Bottle of Water: It's important to stay hydrated but remember to balance your liquid intake. You don't want to have to make a restroom trip during the exam.

7. A Watch: Keeping track of time is important. Get a simple analog or digital watch without an alarm so you don't disrupt other students.

8. Layers: The testing room can either be too hot or too cold, and you may not have control over the temperature. Dress in layers you can easily add or remove.

9. Spare Batteries: If you're using a graphing calculator, having a backup set of batteries can help avoid unnecessary stress in case your calculator runs out of power.

10. Quiet Confidence: More than anything, walk into the exam with the confidence that you're well-prepared and ready to succeed.

Remember to pack your bag the night before the test to avoid any last-minute stress. Best of luck with your ACT!

2 months ago

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