美国大学ACT入学考试 附英文原文.

　　在一中的学生，申请美国大学参加一个为期四年的学士学位课程，必须采取措施，例如的ACT入学考试。

　　谁应该采取行动呢?

　　在美国的大学学生申请本科方案。几乎每一个四年制学院或在美国的大学都需要一个作为录取过程中的标准化入学考试，ACT是普遍接受的。在美国以外的大学该法还确认为国际学生入学具有最突出的凭据(包括加拿大，英国和澳大利亚)，提供英语教学。

　　因为该法的核心是对中学课程的基础上，对美国高校要求或使用SAT科目考试的成绩将全部或部分要求多数的学生提交ACT成绩。

　　登记

　　学生请见网址： www.aoji.cn ，创建自己自由的行为的网络帐户，然后按照简单的说明来选择考试日期和测试地点。你需要一个有效的银行卡或信用卡(VISA，万事达，美国运通，或发现)来完成报名。

　　请检查以下的日历或去 www.aoji.cn 网站查询考试日期和费用。

　　可选的ACT写作测试没有提供2010-2011年的二月国际测试日期。

　　ACT考试包括选择题，英语阅读，数学，和科学推理，如果只需要由学院或大学外加学生需要一个可选的写作测验，他们会考虑要求。措施的行为直接是他们已经在学校任教，所以除了准备考试之外，通常没有必要的核心课程需要学生了解知识领域。ACT成绩帮助高校做出明智的一个愿意做大学一级学历的工作指标的录取决定。报告的ACT成绩也有部分免费指导，帮助学生选择大学和职业生涯做出需要和利益有关的适当决定。你应该记住，该法只是高校认为录取决定时考虑的众多因素之一。

　　什么是ACT考试?

　　澳大利亚首都地区包括阅读和科学推理，再加上选择性写作部分的英语，数学，选择题部分四方面。每一个选择题部分总分是三十六分，因为是ACT综合评分(即所有四个多选部分得分)。可选的写作部分是十二分。

　　在 英文科是七十五个问题，四十五分钟的测试，包括标点符号，语法，用法，句子结构，战略，组织和作风。它不测试词汇。本节中的问题通过在参考部分强调，并提供了多种选择的下划线部分。它要求您选择一个最合适的选项背景下。

　　在 数学组为六十个问题，六十分钟的测试，用来测量年级学生的数学能力通常有十一年底收购了该课程由(高中学习中间一年时间。)它提出了多项选择题，要求您用推理的数学技巧来解决实际问题。你需要的技能和知识，基本公式计算回答问题，但你不知道需要进行大量复杂的公式和计算。你可以使用一个专用计算器。

　　在阅读科是四十个问题，三十五分钟的测试你的阅读理解能力的措施。你先读了四代并回答问题，显示你的理解什么意思是直接与隐含的声明。测试包括四个段落，今年第一是大学散文的课程具有代表性的高水平和亲切的阅读需要在小说散文段落的主题社会研究，自然科学，人文和均包括在内。每个通道是伴随着一系列问题的多项选择测试。

　　在 科学推理部分是四十道问题，三十五分钟的测试，科学的措施，自然需要的技能：解释，分析，评价，推理和解决问题。测试提供的信息集科学，其次是信息提供每一个数字的多项选择试题要求你得出结论或作出预测的依据。

　　在 以创作的G部分(可选)是一个三十分钟的作文测试，测量你的写作技巧，写作技巧课程，特别是那些强调在中学(“高”)学校英语讲课，并在入门级大学组成。它包括一个关于这一问题的书面提示，将定义两个观点的问题并形容所了解到的内容。你被要求回答一个问题是关于你所述问题持有中立场。这样做，你可以采取或促使其他所描述的观点，或者您可能会出现的问题的看法上的不同点。

　　有多长时间?

　　实际测试时间为两个小时五十五分钟。会计管理说明和休息，你应该计划将在刚刚超过四小时的测试中心。学生也参加了可选的写作部分将有额外的三十分钟。

　　准备好了你应该如何获得ACT吗?

　　由于该法的课程考试，最好的方式是得到ACT准备采取的是具有挑战性的课程，支付听讲，学习材料。你也应该获得一个测试的免费八十页的副本“准备法”小册子，最大的试验段，技巧和策略包含你的各种信息的宝贵的行径，那是检验期待你自己真实的实践。您通常可以得到当地中心留学或学校免费提供咨询本刊物，有时你在本地中学。样品的ACT问题和其他资源，在线考试准备免费提供在 www.aoji.cn 网站。

　　如果你想要更多的练习，您还可以购买一年的许可证， 澳大利亚首都在线准备或购买拷贝 真正的行为准备指南。该书是国家提供在的线销售。

　　学生还可以访问“天行为的问题”去 www.aoji.cn网站 。

　　教育机会服务

　　教育机会服务(EOS)是学生参加ACT免费信息服务。通过在教育机会参与服务，可以让高校，奖学金计划和知道你在对他们感兴趣。教育机会服务还使您能够接受教育和财政学院，大学和奖学金计划的援助资金的信息。

　　附英文原文：

The ACT University Entrance Exam

　　Who should take the ACT?

　　Students applying to an undergraduate program at a university in the United States. Virtually every four-year college or university in the United States requires a standardized entrance exam as part of the admission process, and the ACT is accepted universally. The ACT is also recognized as an admission credential for international students at most prominent universities outside the U.S. (including Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia) that offer instruction in English.

　　Because the ACT is based on a core secondary school curriculum, the majority of U.S. colleges and universities that require or use scores from SAT Subject Tests will fully or partially waive that requirement for students who submit ACT scores.

　　Where to register

　　Students visit www.aoji.cn create their free ACT web account, and follow the simple instructions to select a test date and testing location. You will need a valid bank card or credit card (VISA, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover) to finalize your registration.

　　Check the calendar below or go to www.aoji.cn for test dates and fees.

　　*The optional ACT Writing test is not offered on the February international test date in 2010-2011.

　　The ACT exam consists of multiple-choice questions in English, Mathematics, Reading, and Science Reasoning, plus an optional Writing test that students need take only if required by the colleges or universities they are considering. The ACT directly measures student knowledge in the core curricular areas they are already being taught in school, so outside test preparation is usually not necessary. ACT scores help colleges and universities make informed admissions decisions by providing one indicator of your academic readiness to do university-level work. The ACT score report also has free guidance components that help students select make informed decisions on universities and careers that fit with the student&apos&aposs needs and interests. You should remember that the ACT is just one of many factors that colleges and universities consider when making admission decisions.

　　What does the ACT test?

　　The ACT consists of four multiple choice sections in English, Mathematics, Reading, and Science Reasoning, plus an optional Writing section. Each multiple-choice section is scored on a scale of 1-36, as is the ACT Composite score (i.e., the score for all four multiple-choice sections). The optional Writing section is scored on a scale of 2-12.

　　The English Section is a 75-question, 45-minute test, covering punctuation, grammar/usage, sentence structure, strategy, organization, and style. It does not test vocabulary. The questions in this section rer to underlined portions of a passage and offer several alternatives to the underlined portion. It asks you to select the one that is most appropriate in the context of the passage.

　　The Mathematics Section is a 60-question, 60-minute test designed to measure the mathematical skills students have typically acquired in courses taken by the end of 11th grade (middle year of Upper Secondary.) It presents multiple-choice questions that require you to use reasoning skills to solve practical problems in mathematics. You need knowledge of basic formulas and computational skills to answer the problems, but you aren&apos&apost required to know complex formulas and perform extensive computation. You may use an approved calculator.

　　The Reading Section is a 40-question, 35-minute test that measures your reading comprehension. You&apos&aposre asked to read four passages and answer questions that show your understanding of what is directly stated as well as statements with implied meanings. The test comprises four prose passages that are representative of the level and kind of reading required in first-year university courses; passages on topics in social studies, natural sciences, prose fiction, and the humanities are included. Each passage is accompanied by a set of multiple-choice test questions.

　　The Science Reasoning Section is a 40-question, 35-minute test that measures the skills required in the natural sciences: interpretation, analysis, evaluation, reasoning, and problem solving. The test presents sets of scientific information, each followed by a number of multiple-choice test questions asking you to draw conclusions or make predictions based on the information provided.

　　The Writing Section (optional) is a 30-minute essay test that measures your writing skills—specifically those writing skills emphasized in secondary (“high”) school English classes and in entry-level university composition courses. It consists of one writing prompt that will dine an issue and describe two points of view on that issue. You are asked to respond to a question about your position on the issue described in the writing prompt. In doing so, you may adopt one or the other of the perspectives described in the prompt, or you may present a different point of view on the issue.

　　How long is the ACT?

　　Actual testing time is 2 hours and 55 minutes. Accounting for administration instructions and breaks, you should plan to be at the test center for just over 4 hours. Students also taking the optional Writing section will be there an additional 30 minutes.

　　How should you get ready for the ACT?

　　Since the ACT is a curriculum test, the best way to get ready for the ACT is to take challenging courses, pay attention in class, and learn the material. You should also obtain a free copy of the 80‑page “Preparing for the ACT” booklet, which contains valuable information on the various test sections, tips and strategies for doing your best on the ACT, what to expect on test day, and real full-length practice tests. You can usually get this publication for free at your local EducationUSA Advising Center or sometimes at local secondary schools. Sample ACT questions and other test prep resources are available for free online at www.aoji.cn

　　If you want more practice, you can also purchase a 1‑year license to The ACT Online Prep™ or purchase a copy of The Real ACT Prep Guide™. The book is available for sale online and in bookstores in most countries.

　　Students can also access the “ACT Question of the Day” by going to www.aoji.cn

　　Educational Opportunity Service

　　Educational Opportunity Service (EOS) is a free information service for students who take the ACT. By participating in Educational Opportunity Service, you can let colleges, universities, and scholarship programs know you are interested in hearing from them. Educational Opportunity Service also enables you to receive educational and financial aid information from colleges, universities, and scholarship programs.

　　(原文出处：www.aoji.cn

　　在一中的学生，申请美国大学参加一个为期四年的学士学位课程，必须采取措施，例如的ACT入学考试。

　　谁应该采取行动呢?

　　在美国的大学学生申请本科方案。几乎每一个四年制学院或在美国的大学都需要一个作为录取过程中的标准化入学考试，ACT是普遍接受的。在美国以外的大学该法还确认为国际学生入学具有最突出的凭据(包括加拿大，英国和澳大利亚)，提供英语教学。

　　因为该法的核心是对中学课程的基础上，对美国高校要求或使用SAT科目考试的成绩将全部或部分要求多数的学生提交ACT成绩。

　　登记

　　学生请见网址： www.aoji.cn ，创建自己自由的行为的网络帐户，然后按照简单的说明来选择考试日期和测试地点。你需要一个有效的银行卡或信用卡(VISA，万事达，美国运通，或发现)来完成报名。

　　请检查以下的日历或去 www.aoji.cn 网站查询考试日期和费用。

　　可选的ACT写作测试没有提供2010-2011年的二月国际测试日期。

　　ACT考试包括选择题，英语阅读，数学，和科学推理，如果只需要由学院或大学外加学生需要一个可选的写作测验，他们会考虑要求。措施的行为直接是他们已经在学校任教，所以除了准备考试之外，通常没有必要的核心课程需要学生了解知识领域。ACT成绩帮助高校做出明智的一个愿意做大学一级学历的工作指标的录取决定。报告的ACT成绩也有部分免费指导，帮助学生选择大学和职业生涯做出需要和利益有关的适当决定。你应该记住，该法只是高校认为录取决定时考虑的众多因素之一。

　　什么是ACT考试?

　　澳大利亚首都地区包括阅读和科学推理，再加上选择性写作部分的英语，数学，选择题部分四方面。每一个选择题部分总分是三十六分，因为是ACT综合评分(即所有四个多选部分得分)。可选的写作部分是十二分。

　　在 英文科是七十五个问题，四十五分钟的测试，包括标点符号，语法，用法，句子结构，战略，组织和作风。它不测试词汇。本节中的问题通过在参考部分强调，并提供了多种选择的下划线部分。它要求您选择一个最合适的选项背景下。

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