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Kirsten is the Operations Coordinator at Test Geek. She has a 35 on the ACT Reading Test and enjoys sarcasm and pop culture references.

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Everything to Know About the SAT Reading Test

It seems there are two kinds of students: those who excel in the maths and sciences, and those who are made to read ...

By Kirsten MannApril 29, 20220

ACT

How to Cancel Your ACT Test

We’ve all done it: planned for something but got buried in life and forgot about it, double-booked an important event, or put off ...

By Kirsten MannApril 25, 20220

ACT

8 Things to Bring to the ACT

The ACT has strict rules for what you are and are not allowed to bring. While most of it is common sense, there ...

By Kirsten MannApril 7, 20220

ACT

ACT English: What is Redundancy and How to Fix it

The key to being a good writer is to know your audience. On the ACT English test, the audience you’re writing to is, ...

By Kirsten MannMarch 15, 20220

SAT

SAT Writing: Eliminating Wordiness

The golden rule of SAT writing: keep it clear and concise. While your instinct may be to show off all your colorful vocabulary ...

By Kirsten MannMarch 7, 20220

ACT English

SAT Writing: Modifiers Explained

Similar to descriptors, modifiers give us more information about something in a sentence. Frequently, it will be more information on the subject of ...

By Kirsten MannFebruary 24, 20220

ACT English

SAT Writing Guide: How to Use Semicolons Correctly

For some reason, semicolons are intimidating. Maybe it’s because they look crazier than they are, or maybe it’s because students are never really ...

By Kirsten MannFebruary 16, 20220

ACT English

Descriptors on the SAT: Adjectives, Adverbs, Comparisons and Superlatives

As parts of speech go, descriptors like adjectives and adverbs are definitely the most fun. They allow you to spice up your writing ...

By Kirsten MannFebruary 16, 20220

ACT English

SAT Writing Guide: Sentences

Letters make up words, words make up fragments, fragments make up sentences, and sentences come together to form a piece of writing. Whether ...

By Kirsten MannFebruary 16, 20220

Everything to Know About the SAT Reading Test

How to Cancel Your ACT Test

8 Things to Bring to the ACT

ACT English: What is Redundancy and How to Fix it

SAT Writing: Eliminating Wordiness

SAT Writing: Modifiers Explained

SAT Writing Guide: How to Use Semicolons Correctly

Descriptors on the SAT: Adjectives, Adverbs, Comparisons and Superlatives

SAT Writing Guide: Sentences

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