Disclaimer
Not official, not affiliated, not endorsed. Every sheet on this site is an original, generic layout created for classroom and practice use. Nothing here is a replica of, compatible with, affiliated with, or endorsed by any commercial scanning brand, any testing organization, or any official test.
Trademarks
Names of commercial products and tests belong to their respective owners. Where such a name appears on this site — in the guide to grading tools, for example — it is used only to identify the product being discussed, in an editorial comparison. It does not imply any partnership, endorsement or compatibility, and it is not a claim that our sheets work with that product.
What "ACT-style" means here
Some sheets are described as ACT-style. That is shorthand for a set of conventions, not a claim about a specific exam:
- Five choices (A–E) rather than four.
- The eight-choice set A B C D F G H J, which skips E (easily misread as B) and I (easily misread as the digit 1).
- A bubble-in identifier grid instead of a written name.
That is the extent of it. The sheets are not copies of any form, do not reproduce any proprietary layout, and are not derived from any copyrighted test material.
Grading and scanning
We do not test against commercial scanners or grading apps and make no claim of compatibility with any of them. What we can say is that the sheets have a regular grid, verified geometry and correct page dimensions. Whether a particular grading tool reads them is something we do not know.
Test before you rely on it: print one sheet at 100% scale, fill in a pattern you know, and grade it with your own pipeline. If it reads, it reads. If it does not, you have spent one sheet finding out.
Educational and general information
The guides are general information for educators, not professional advice. Where they touch on regulation — student privacy in particular — they are a starting point, not a compliance answer, and the specifics depend on your country, state and school. Ask whoever handles data protection at your institution before making a decision that affects students.
Third-party information
Details about other companies' products — pricing, free-tier limits, features — are reported as they stood when the page was last reviewed and are flagged where they should be checked. These things change often. Confirm them with the vendor. If you find something here that is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
Your responsibility
You are responsible for how you use the sheets: which printer you use, whether you print at true size, whether the test is appropriate, and whether the scores are used fairly. Please do check the print scale — it is a common cause of grading problems, and it is covered in the printing guide.
Questions
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