ACT 2026
COMPREHENSIVE TEST BANK
Master Every Section. Maximize Your Score.
✔ 300+ Expertly Crafted Practice Questions
✔ 4 Full-Length Mock Exams with Complete Answer Keys
✔ Detailed Step-by-Step Explanations for Every Question
✔ Easy / Medium / Hard Difficulty Tags Throughout
✔ Strategy Tips & Time Management for All Sections
✔ Comprehensive Vocabulary Lists (40+ Terms)
✔ Last-Minute Exam Tips & 42-Day Preparation Calendar
✔ Professional, Publication-Ready Format
All Five ACT Sections Covered:
ENGLISH | MATHEMATICS | READING | SCIENCE | WRITING
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
How to Use This Test Bank ······························ 3
SECTION 1: ENGLISH (55 Questions) ····················· 4
Part A: Grammar & Punctuation
Part B: Sentence Structure
Part C: Rhetorical Skills
SECTION 2: MATHEMATICS (55 Questions) ················· 14
Pre-Algebra & Algebra
Geometry & Trigonometry
Functions, Statistics & Advanced Topics
SECTION 3: READING (20 Questions) ····················· 26
Passage: Natural Sciences (with questions)
Passage: Social Sciences & Humanities (with questions)
SECTION 4: SCIENCE (35 Questions) ····················· 32
Data Interpretation
Research Summaries
Conflicting Viewpoints
SECTION 5: OPTIONAL WRITING — 2 Essay Prompts ·········· 40
MOCK EXAM 1 — Full ACT Simulation ······················ 44
MOCK EXAM 2 — Full ACT Simulation ······················ 54
MOCK EXAM 3 — Full ACT Simulation ······················ 64
MOCK EXAM 4 — Full ACT Simulation ······················ 74
Vocabulary Lists (English & Reading) ··················· 84
Last-Minute ACT 2026 Exam Tips ························· 86
42-Day Preparation Calendar ···························· 88
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HOW TO USE THIS TEST BANK
This test bank mirrors the 2026 ACT exam format as closely as possible. It is divided into five primary
sections that correspond exactly to the five ACT sections, followed by four complete full-length mock
exams. Use this material to build skills, identify weaknesses, and simulate real test conditions.
Recommended Study Path:
Begin by taking Mock Exam 1 under timed conditions to establish your baseline score. Then work through
each section bank, focusing on areas where you missed the most points. Re-test with Mock Exam 2 after
two weeks of targeted practice. Use Mock Exams 3 and 4 as final dress rehearsals in the final two weeks
before test day.
DIFFICULTY DESCRIPTION % TEST-TAKERS CORRECT
■ EASY Foundational knowledge, core concepts 70%+ correct
■ MEDIUM Solid understanding required; multi-step reasoning 40–70% correct
■ HARD Advanced skill; nuanced reasoning required Below 40% correct
ACT Score Scale Reference:
Scale Score English % Math % Reading % Science %
36 (Perfect) ~99%+ ~99%+ ~99%+ ~99%+
34–35 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% 97–99%
30–33 93–96% 93–96% 93–96% 93–96%
26–29 83–92% 83–92% 83–92% 83–92%
22–25 68–82% 68–82% 68–82% 68–82%
18–21 48–67% 48–67% 48–67% 48–67%
14–17 25–47% 25–47% 25–47% 25–47%
10–13 8–24% 8–24% 8–24% 8–24%
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SECTION 1: ENGLISH | 55 Questions | 45
Minutes
What is tested: Grammar, punctuation, sentence structure, and rhetorical skills. You will read passages
and answer questions about underlined portions.
■ ENGLISH TIME & STRATEGY TIPS
• Pacing: 45 minutes ÷ 75 questions on real test = ~36 sec each. Practice moving briskly.
• Read each sentence aloud in your head — your ear catches errors your eye misses.
• The ACT rewards BREVITY: when two answers are both grammatically correct, choose the shorter one.
• 'NO CHANGE' is correct approximately 25% of the time — don't fear it.
• For rhetorical skills questions, always read the sentence before and after the target.
• Eliminate answers that create run-ons, comma splices, or dangling modifiers first.
• Know your apostrophe rules: it's = it is; its = possessive; who's = who is; whose = possessive.
PART A: GRAMMAR & PUNCTUATION
Directions: Choose the best version of the underlined portion in context. Select 'NO CHANGE' if the original is already
correct.
Q1. The committee, which consists of five members, ___ approved the new policy. Choose the
correct verb. [EASY]
A. have approved
✔ B. has approved
C. having approved
D. have been approving
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: 'Committee' is singular; the relative clause doesn't change the subject. 'Has approved' is correct.
Q2. Running along the riverbank, ___ caught our attention. Choose the best subject. [MEDIUM]
A. the colorful leaves
✔ B. we noticed the colorful leaves
C. our eyes spotted leaves
D. leaves were seen
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: 'Running along the riverbank' must modify a person (we). All others create a dangling modifier.
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