How would someone score a perfect on the ACT?

by solving all the problems

>>8163305
Solving doesn't mean you have the right answers.

by getting all the right anwers then .-.

/thread

>>8163313
please learn english before posting
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/solve
>to find the answer

you can't solve something incorrectly

>>8163378
>to find an answer

There's 5 answers for each question, retard

>>8163390
No, there are five options, one of which is the answer.

>>8163301
By wasting their time studying for a test that doesn't actually matter after you break 30.

By being a black transgender muslim amputee

>>8163405
No, he's right. There are five answers, one of which is correct.

File: ...png (461KB, 640x468px) Image search: [Google]

461KB, 640x468px

>>8163422

File: ..png (476KB, 637x467px) Image search: [Google]

476KB, 637x467px

>>8163426
.

File: hmtom.png (492KB, 632x468px) Image search: [Google]

492KB, 632x468px

.
>>8163422
how many times do we need to tell you to stop lying on here old man

>>8163301
Study.

I made a 32 without ever studying, so I presume a 36 would be pretty easy if you actually knew the material on the test.

>>8163390
why did you change the definition? that's not how language works

"the" is not the same as "an"

>>8163301
literally this >>8163438. I know many people that studied and did lots of practice tests, and they got really good scores.

>>8163313
Yes it does. You didn't solve it if your answer is wrong. You attempted to solve it and failed. Would you consider a problem solved if your attempt at solving it fails to address the problem?