ACT
A comprehensive study of the ACT covering fundamental concepts and advanced applications.
Advanced Topics
Critical Thinking in Reading and Writing
Beyond Basic Comprehension
Advanced ACT questions require you to synthesize information, evaluate arguments, and make logical inferences.
Critical Skills
- Synthesizing Information: Connecting ideas across multiple passages.
- Evaluating Arguments: Judging the strength of evidence and reasoning.
- Drawing Inferences: Making educated guesses based on context.
Why It Matters
Critical thinking is valued in college and the workplace, helping you solve problems and communicate effectively.
Real-World Relevance
Whether reading a news article or writing a persuasive essay, these skills help you form and defend your own opinions.
Examples
Determining if an author’s evidence supports their conclusion.
Connecting ideas from two passages to answer a synthesis question.
In a Nutshell
Enhance your ability to think critically and communicate clearly on the ACT.