ASSET Ace app for iPhone and iPad

ASSET Ace from TestSoup is the #1 best selling on-the-go study solution for the ASSET exam. Study with over 325 high-quality flashcards on your iPhone/iPad anytime, anywhere in the world. ASSET Ace will give you a solid math/verbal concept review, while testing your knowledge with hundreds of example questions.

App features:

* Study with hundreds of high-quality ASSET flashcards!

* Learn from more than 325 single question/answer flashcards

* All content created and reviewed by test prep experts

* “Flag” difficult math/verbal concepts for extra review to optimize study time

* Customize your ASSET prep
* Shuffle flashcards in random order
* Study math, verbal, or both
* Practice with example questions
* Flag tough flashcards for extra review
* Review flagged flashcards
* Select portrait or landscape views

ASSET Ace Mathematics Review:

Just some of the math concepts you will learn…
•Adding/Subtracting/Multiplying/Dividing Fractions
•Adding/Subtracting/Multiplying/Dividing Decimals
•Triangle Basics
•Whole/Real Numbers
•Order of Operations
•Corresponding Angles
•Exponents
•Basics of Factors
•Irrational Numbers
•Area Calculations
•The Quadratic Formula
•Percentages
•Slope Formula
•Ratios
•Monomials/Polynomials
•Perimeter Calculations
•X and Y Intercepts
•Graphing
•Complex Numbers
•Basic Measurement
•Formula Review

ASSET Ace Sentence Skills Review:

Just some of the sentence skills concepts you will learn…
•Commas
•Semicolon
•Sentence Fragments
•Dashes
•Independent Clause
•Adjective Phrases
•Comparisons
•Conjunctions
•Noun phrases
•Parts of Speech
•Pronouns
•Indefinite pronouns
•Noun/Pronoun/Verb/Adverb/Adjective
•Subject-Verb Agreement
•Linking verbs
•Auxiliary verbs
•Passive/Active Tense
•Capitalization Rules
•Modifiers
•Parallelism
•Negation
•Word Usage
•Possessive Case
•Sentence Completions

ASSET Ace Reading Comprehension Review:

Just some of the reading comprehension skills concepts you will learn…
•Drawing Conclusions
•Comparison and Contrast
•Cause and Effect
•Determining the Topic
•Contrast Words
•Exception Words
•Contextual Clues
•Predictions
•Emotional Words
•Author’s Thought Process
•Drawing Generalizations
•Cause and Effect Relationships
•Eliminating Choices
•Sequence of Events
•Avoidance of Outside Knowledge
•Conclusions and Hedge Phrases
•Three Most Common Types of Questions
•Finding the Topic Sentence
•Finding the Conclusion
•Implied/Stated Ideas
•Inference
•Scope
•Markers

Weve helped thousands of students beat the ASSET exam with our online and mobile study systems. You can customize your practice to focus on weak areas. You can also flag tough concepts for extra review. So, if you are early in your prep, you can practice across all types of math and verbal concepts. If you are far along in your prep, you can focus your practice on the particular section or difficulty level that you care most about. You can also practice with hundreds of example questions customized to simulate the real exam.

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