Below is a road map that presents the overall organization of the ACT Math Booster to assist you in knowing where you are in the course and where you are going.

Overview
Pre-Alg Set #1 PA L1
(AS 1)
PA L1
(AS 2)
PA L1
(AS 3)
PA L1
(AS 4)
Pre-Alg Set #2 PA L2
(AS 5)
PA L2
(AS 6)
PA L3
(AS 7)
PA L3
(AS 8)
Alg. I Set #3 PA L2
(AS 9)
PA L2
(AS 10)
PA L3
(AS 11)
PA L3
(AS 12)
Alg. I Set #4 EA L1
(AS 13)
EA L1
(AS 14)
EA L2
(AS 15)
EA L3
(AS 16)
Geometry Set #5 EA L2
(AS 17)
EA L3
(AS 18)
PG L1
(AS 19)
CG L1
(AS 20)
Geometry Set #6 PG L2
(AS 21)
CG L2
(AS 22)
PG L3
(AS 23)
CG L3
(AS 24)
Alg. II Set #7 PG L2
(AS 25)
CG L2
(AS 26)
IA L1
(AS 27)
IA L2
(AS 28)
Alg. II Set #8 IA L2
(AS 29)
IA L2
(AS 30
IA L3
(AS 31)
IA L3
(AS 32)
Trig. Set #9 IA L2
(AS 33)
T
(AS 34)
T
(AS 35)
T
(AS 36)

Subjects

PA = Pre-Algebra

EA = Early Algebra

IA = Intermediate Algebra

CG = Coordinate Geometry

PG = Plane Geometry

T= Trigonometry

Difficulty Level

L1 = Level 1 (easy) question which appears in questions #1-20 out of 60 questions

L2 = Level 2 (medium) question which appears in questions #21-40 out of 60 questions

L3 = Level 3 (hard) question which appears in questions #41-60 out of 60 questions

Math Breakdown by subject and topic

Pre-algebra (14 questions):

  • Operations using whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and integers
  • Numbers raised to positive integer powers and square roots of numbers
  • Ratio, proportion, and percent
  • Multiples and factors of integers
  • Absolute value
  • Ordering numbers from least to greatest or greatest to least
  • Solving linear equations with one variable
  • Simple probability and counting the number of ways something can happen
  • Representing and interpreting data in charts, tables, and graphs
  • Simple descriptive statistics like mean, median, and mode

Elementary Algebra (10 questions):

  • Using variables to express relationships
  • Substituting the value of a variable in an expression
  • Performing basic operations on polynomial
  • Factoring polynomials
  • Solving simple quadratic equations (the kind that can be solved by factoring)
  • Solving linear inequalities with one variable
  • Applying properties of integer exponents and square roots

Intermediate Algebra (9 questions):

  • Quadratic formula
  • Radical and rational expressions
  • Inequalities and absolute value equations
  • Sequences
  • Systems of equations
  • Quadratic inequalities
  • Functions
  • Matrices
  • Roots of polynomials
  • Complex numbers

Coordinate Geometry (9 questions):

  • Number line graphs
  • Graphs of points, lines, polynomials, circles, and other curves in the standard    (x, y) coordinate plane
  • Relationships between equations and graphs
  • Slope, parallel, and perpendicular lines
  • Distance
  • Midpoints
  • Transformations
  • Conics

Plane Geometry (14 questions):

  • Properties and relations of plane figures (triangles, rectangles, parallelograms, trapezoids, and circles)
  • Angles, parallel lines, and perpendicular lines
  • Translations, rotations, and reflections
  • Proof techniques
  • Simple three-dimensional geometry
  • Measurement concepts like perimeter, area, and volume
  • Justification proof and logical conclusions are a part of this area

Trigonometry (4 questions):

  • Trigonometric rations defined for right triangles
  • The values, properties, and graphs of the trigonometric functions
  • Trigonometric identities
  • Trigonometric equations
  • Modeling with trigonometric functions