ACT Online Sample Questions
What to Expect with ACT Online Testing
Familiarize yourself with the ACT's new look and feel by trying a few sample questions as well as a full-length practice test in the new format. Get to know the platform and exactly what to expect on test day.
Sample Practice Questions
Standard Version
Text-to-Speech Compatible
Screen Reader Compatible
Note: The ACT mathematics sample practice questions currently display 5 response options, currently in effect for National online testing through February 2025 testing. See the full-length practice test below if you want to see the update with 4 response options.
Full-Length Practice Test
Starting in April 2025, examinees who take the ACT test online in National testing will receive the ACT test with the new enhancements. These full-length practice tests are available in timed and untimed versions.
- You can use the timed version for standard timing conditions.
- If you need to adjust the timing (see below), use the untimed version. Consider keeping a stopwatch or clock nearby, or set a phone alarm with your timing condition if you wish to time.
- Each subject must be taken in a single session. If the window is closed; responses will not be saved.
- Once the test is completed; a report will be provided. Be sure to save the details from this page if you wish to keep them, as the page will not save them.
Note: Screen Reader and Text-to-Speech versions of this test are expected in early February 2025.
Timed | Untimed |
English | English |
Mathematics | Mathematics |
Reading | Reading |
Science | Science |
Authorized Timing | English | Mathematics | Reading | Science | Writing |
Standard time | 35 minutes | 50 minutes | 40 minutes |
40 minutes | 40 minutes |
One and one-half time | 52 minutes and 30 seconds |
75 minutes | 60 minutes | 60 minutes | 60 minutes |
Double time | 70 minutes | 100 minutes | 80 minutes |
80 minutes | 80 minutes |
Triple time over multiple days |
105 minutes | 150 minutes | 120 minutes | 120 minutes | 120 minutes |