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Getting into the ACT : Official Guide to the ACT Assessment,Second Edition
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Getting into the ACT : Official Guide to the ACT Assessment,Second Edition Paperback - 1997

by Vedral, Joyce L., ACT Staff, ACT

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Created by the same company that prepares the actual ACT assessment, this revised and updated study guide is the only book with real, full-length ACT tests for practice-making it an indispensable resource for the half-million high school students who take the ACT every year.