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Reading: integration of knowledge and ideas

Visual and quantitative information (VQI) passages

Reading: integration of knowledge and ideas · Lesson 3 of 3

Lesson 3 of 3

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Unit 12

Reading: integration of knowledge and ideas

3 lessons · 3 h 50 min of study

Evaluating arguments, claims and evidence1 h 20 min of study
Paired passages: comparing and synthesizing texts1 h 20 min of study
Visual and quantitative information (VQI) passagesReading · 0%

This unit is ≈6% of the ACT, across 3 lessons. Full syllabus

Lesson 3 of 3 · Reading: integration of knowledge and ideas

Visual and quantitative information (VQI) passages

3 quick checks≈2% of the testCore: Core: tested on most papers

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By the end you’ll be able to

Read values, trends and comparisons from graphs, tables and charts that accompany a passage
Integrate data from a graphic with claims in the text, and identify data that support or challenge a claim
Avoid over-reading a graphic, such as using the wrong variable, units or time period, or inferring causation from correlation

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Adaptive questions on visual and quantitative information (VQI) passages.

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