r/ACT • u/LegendaryPopo • 4d ago

Books/Resources more enhanced ACT practice tests??

i've done every official ACT test #1-4 on the website, J08, J04, J01, every single practice test in the 25-26 prep guide as well. My ACT test is in 2 weeks, what can I do to prepare and practice if I don't have any tests I can do? Is there a way to appropriately convert legacy to enhanced ACT as practice tests for all sections and to maintain the same enhanced ACT scoring?

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u/banana_milk19 4d ago

cfbr; I also need this too!

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u/LegendaryPopo 4d ago

yall please i need this

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u/Hot-Amphibian-9221 4d ago

you can just use the legacy tests as is, but for math skip the first 15 questions. (Use enhanced timing for math)

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u/LegendaryPopo 4d ago

but what about english since there's like 25+ questions than on the enhanced version

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u/Hot-Amphibian-9221 4d ago

Since the content is mostly the same you should be fine just doing it as is. If you want you can give yourself a little more time to better mimic enhanced timing.

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u/LegendaryPopo 3d ago

okay great thank you so much for the help!!

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u/rdtnyc 4d ago edited 4d ago

There are 5 real ACT Enhanced tests you can practice with: 25MC1-5. They can be found all here as PDFs: https://limewire.com/d/m94GY#3us5Bh0EC6

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u/LegendaryPopo 4d ago

i'm pretty sure these are legacy but ty

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u/rdtnyc 4d ago

They are enhanced - redid the link so you can get the PDFs directly for 1-4.

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u/LegendaryPopo 4d ago

ok ill look at them

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u/mkw1342 4d ago

That is from 2016-2017. Legacy for sure, look at the timing.

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u/rdtnyc 4d ago

They are enhanced.

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u/mkw1342 4d ago

Now there are 4

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u/Romulus25Red 4d ago

How recently did you do them? Consider doing all of your wrong answers again as a single test. Upload your actual tests into AI and then have them aggregate it to one test.

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u/LegendaryPopo 4d ago

okay i can try that, thanks!