Vocab for the ACT ® (lite)
Powerful Vocabulary Tool
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Prepare for the ACT with this powerful vocabulary tool. It offers drills, performance tracking, and essential word lists with examples. Master words through interactive exercises and monitor your progress with visual aids.
What's New in Vocab for the ACT ® (lite)
1.2
October 27, 2018
- Compatible to all devices - Better interface and user-friendly - Bug resolution
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$1.99
2500 essential words
2500 high frequency word with usage
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FAQ
What is Vocab for the ACT (lite)?
Vocab for the ACT (lite) is a vocabulary preparation tool designed to help students study for the ACT exam. It includes drills, performance tracking, and essential word lists with examples.
How does Vocab for the ACT (lite) help track progress?
The app uses pie-charts and bar graphs to help users track their vocabulary learning progress. Users can also 'toss' mastered words to narrow down their wordlist.
Can I create my own word lists in Vocab for the ACT (lite)?
Yes, you can create your own custom word lists from the words available within the app's database.
Does Vocab for the ACT (lite) have ads?
No, this application is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted study experience.
What devices does Vocab for the ACT (lite) support?
Vocab for the ACT (lite) is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
How often is Vocab for the ACT (lite) updated?
The latest version, 1.2, was released on October 27, 2018. Updates may include modifications or deletions to content and software.
What is the age rating for Vocab for the ACT (lite)?
The app has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
What learning methodology does Vocab for the ACT (lite) use?
It employs a multi-faceted approach including drills, matching exercises, and the ability to group or narrow down wordlists based on mastery, aiming to take learning beyond a simple word bank.