Practice 115 ACT Math tests organized into 10 focused topic groups. Review number and quantity, algebra, functions, geometry, trigonometry, statistics and probability, essential skills, modeling, timing, and mixed enhanced ACT Math questions with instant feedback and clear explanations.
The enhanced ACT Math section contains 45 questions and allows 50 minutes. Practice below is organized around the current reporting categories rather than the older pre-algebra, elementary algebra, and intermediate algebra labels.
Open a common ACT Math topic or begin with a diagnostic or mixed review.
Practice current ACT reporting categories while retaining focused tests for the individual algebra, geometry, data, and problem-solving skills behind them.
Review numerical reasoning, expressions, equations, systems, quadratics, exponents, logarithms, functions, and graphs.
Practice coordinate methods, plane and solid figures, measurement, circles, right triangles, and trigonometric ratios.
Interpret data displays, measures of center and spread, probability, relationships, and conclusions from data.
Combine rates, percentages, proportions, measurement, multi-step reasoning, mathematical models, calculator choices, and timed practice.
Begin with a diagnostic test, then practice the specific content areas responsible for missed questions. Use the current ACT categories as the main guide, but return to focused tests such as linear equations, functions, geometry, or probability when a narrower skill needs work.
Add timed sets after accuracy improves. Review whether each error came from content knowledge, translating the question, combining several skills, calculator use, pacing, or checking the final answer.
Strengthen the core algebra, geometry, data, and modeling skills used throughout ACT Math.