راهنمای جامع خواندن ACT

"Designed to debunk the myth that the Reading Comprehension section cannot be approached strategically, this book presents material useful for students at a wide range of score levels"--Page 4 of cover. this version is aligned with the pre-2014 ACT Reading test and does not cover paired passages. For the updated version, please see Contrary to popular belief, the ACT Reading Comprehension section is not simply a test of speed but also one of logic. The Complete Guide to ACT Reading combines fundamentals of comprehension with test-taking techniques to explain how to maximize your score by approaching the test strategically. -Extensive strategies for managing time throughout the Reading Comprehension section both as a whole and on each passage/question set. -An in-depth explanation of skimming techniques -- learn to focus on the most important parts of a passage without getting lost in the details, and to locate key information more rapidly as you work through the questions. -An overview of common passage topics and themes designed to teach you to "read the test" and identify correct and incorrect answers more accurately and efficiently. -A complete chapter devoted to each major question literal comprehension, vocabulary-in-context, function/purpose, tone, inference, and point of view. -Examples from The Real Guide Guide to the ACT, 3rd Ed. demonstrating how to apply the techniques discussed to actual ACT questions. With passages drawn from the same contemporary sources and authors used on administered ACT exams, this book provides accurate, rigorous preparation designed to teach you exactly what to expect when you sit down to take the real exam -- whether your goal is a 25 or a 36. Errata Test 1, question 31: C Overview of reading comprehension -- Managing time: minimize your stress, maximize your score -- Reading fast and slow -- "Mapping" the passage -- Literal comprehension -- The big picture: main idea, primary purpose, and supporting evidence -- Vocabulary in context -- Reasonable inferences -- Tone and attitude -- Point of view -- Practice test 1 -- Practice test 2 -- Answer key -- Score conversion chart -- Reprints and permissions.