Least Acceptable Questions
Summary
This lesson focuses on mastering the 'least acceptable' or 'not acceptable' question types on the ACT exam, offering strategies for identifying the correct answer through a process of elimination.
- Understanding the 'least acceptable' or 'not acceptable' question types is crucial for ACT test-takers.
- A key strategy involves identifying answer choices that are similar or synonymous and eliminating them to find the most distinct choice.
- The 'which one of these is least like the others' game is an effective method for narrowing down answer choices.
- It's important to consider both content and grammar when evaluating answer choices, as 'not acceptable' often indicates a grammatical error.
- Applying the strategy in practice involves careful comparison and elimination of similar answer choices to identify the one that doesn't fit.
Chapters
00:00
Introduction to Least Acceptable Questions
00:48
Strategy for Answering Least Acceptable Questions
02:12
Applying the Strategy: A Test Example
04:06
Differentiating Between 'Least' and 'Not Acceptable'