Yes. The PreACT covers math, English, reading and science. All sections contain multiple choice questions. Specifically: The English section contains 45 total items. It measures written English by conventions of standard English (punctuation, usage, sentence structure and formation); production of writing (topic development, and organization, unity and cohesion), and knowledge of language. The math section contains 36 items, including categories of number and quantity; algebra; functions; geometry; statistics and probability; integrating essential skills and modeling. The test will cover math skills that include percentages, surface area, average and median, and volume; and interpreting, producing, and understanding math modeling. Students are allowed to use a calculator during this portion of the pretest, though all questions can be solved without one. The reading section contains 25 items, all about reading comprehension. Students will examine three reading passages to test their ability in understanding main ideas; making comparisons; examining cause and effect; and much more. It is crucial the students carefully read each passage. The reading test involves key ideas and details; craft and structure; and integration of knowledge and ideas. The science section contains 30 items. There are three reporting categories --- interpretation of data; scientific investigation; and evaluation of models, inferences, and experimental results. In this section, students must analyze and interpret data, and undertake a scientific investigation that tests the ability to identify variables and controls, among other things.