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Free ACT Math practice tests

Take a full ACT Math section online in the enhanced ACT format: 45 questions in 50 minutes, each with four answer choices, with a calculator allowed. There are two tests with different questions. You get your score and a worked explanation for every question as soon as you finish.

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Math test 1

Free ACT Math Practice Test 1

The enhanced ACT Math format: 45 questions in 50 minutes, four answer choices, calculator allowed.

45 questions · 50 minutes

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Math test 2

Free ACT Math Practice Test 2

A second ACT Math test with new questions: 45 questions in 50 minutes.

45 questions · 50 minutes

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How the tests work

Timed like the real test

Each module has its own countdown and ends when time is up.

Calculator allowed

A calculator is built in, as the real section allows one.

Flag and eliminate

Mark questions for review and cross out options you've ruled out.

Marked instantly

See your score for each module, your weakest topics and a worked explanation for every question.

The real test at a glance

Math section
45 questions in 50 minutes, four answer choices each
Other sections
English (50 questions, 35 minutes) and Reading (36 questions, 40 minutes); Science (40 questions, 40 minutes) is optional
Calculator
Allowed on Math (it must meet ACT's calculator policy)
Scoring
Each section 1 to 36; the Composite is the average of English, Math and Reading

Checked against the official sources below on 27 October 2026.

What our questions cover

  • Algebra

    Linear equations, inequalities and systems, and linear functions and their graphs.

  • Functions

    Quadratics, exponential growth and decay, polynomials, radicals and rational expressions, and function notation.

  • Statistics, probability and number

    Ratios, rates and percentages, units, probability, averages and data in tables.

  • Geometry

    Angles, triangles, area and volume, circles, right-triangle trigonometry and coordinate geometry.

Tips for test day

  • That's about 67 seconds a question. Do the quick ones first and come back to long word problems.
  • Use the calculator for arithmetic, not for thinking: set up the equation first.
  • Plug the answer choices back in when solving would take longer.
  • Answer every question: there's no penalty for guessing.

More help: ACT vs SAT: how to choose, What's on the ACT Math test, Free Digital SAT practice tests and SAT math formulas.

Questions

Are these official ACT tests?

No. They are original questions written by TutorAura to the enhanced ACT Math format. ACT offers official practice material on its website; use it alongside these.

Do I get an ACT score out of 36?

No. The raw-to-scale conversion changes from form to form, so we show the number of questions you got right, broken down by topic, instead of guessing a scale score.

Can I use a calculator?

Yes, as on the real ACT Math section. A calculator is built into the test toolbar, or use your own.

Should I take the ACT or the SAT?

Colleges that consider test scores accept either. Take a timed practice test of each and compare. Our ACT vs SAT guide explains the differences, and our free Digital SAT practice tests let you try the SAT too.

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