ACT Science Reasoning Practice Exam
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ACT Science Reasoning Practice Exam
The ACT (American College Testing) Science Reasoning is a part of exam which is conducted by ACT Inc., for assessing your logical reasoning and analysis skills and to solve problems in a specific time. The ACT exam is required for admission to college-level courses in the United States. The ACT science reasoning includes passages with data representations, research summaries, and conflicting viewpoints from sciences to evaluate your reasoning skills.
Certification in ACT Science Reasoning helps you prepare for the ACT science reasoning exam.Why is ACT Science Reasoning certification important?
- Prepares and practices your skills and knowledge to clear the ACT science reasoning exam
- Shows your skills in logical reasoning.
- Boosts your credibility as science reasoning tutor.
- Offers you an advantage in competitive science reasoning tutoring.
Who should take the ACT Science Reasoning Exam?
- ACT science tutors
- STEM educators
- ACT Test-prep instructors
- Academic advisors
- Curriculum developers
- Educational consultants
- Science communicators
Skills Evaluated
Candidates taking the certification exam on the ACT Science Reasoning is evaluated for the following skills:
- Data interpretation
- Scientific reasoning
- Logical analysis.
- Evaluate hypotheses and experimental results.
- Compare conflicting scientific viewpoints.
- Scientific terminology
- Time management
ACT Science Reasoning Certification Course Outline
The course outline for ACT Science Reasoning certification is as below -
Domain 1 - Data Representation
- Interpreting graphs and tables
- Analyzing trends and patterns
- Understanding variables and their relationships
Domain 2 - Research Summaries
- Identifying experimental methods and objectives
- Analyzing results and drawing conclusions
- Recognizing experimental controls and variables
Domain 3 - Conflicting Viewpoints
- Scientific hypotheses
- Credibility of arguments
- Reasoning strengths and weaknesses
Domain 4 - Scientific Inquiry
- The scientific method
- Hypothesis testing
- Experimental design
- Predicting outcomes
Domain 5 - Interdisciplinary Sciences
- Biology concepts in experiments and scenarios
- Chemistry-related analysis in data
- Physics and earth/space science applications
Domain 6 - Critical Thinking and Reasoning
- Synthesizing information from multiple sources
- Solving scientific problems efficiently
- Distinguishing between relevant and irrelevant data