1 9/8 time is classified as compound triple. 2  There are three beats (three dotted quarter notes), thus making the meter triple. 3  Since each beat is made up of three notes, the meter is compound. 4  Any time signature with a 9 on top is compound triple. 5  Although 9/8 is the most common; 9/2, 9/4, and 9/16 can also be used.
Even before you get your ACT scores back, itâs smart to start preparing for your next round of testing. Since it usually takes a minimum of 3 weeks to get your scores back, thatâs a lot of valuable study time to waste.
After taking the ACTÂ® test you will typically be able to view your scores online within two weeks, and score reports are sent to your high school and colleges in two to eight weeks. But what do those scores mean? Understanding how well you did on the ACT can often be a hard task due to the way they calculate your scores. The four multiple choice tests, including English, mathematics, reading, and science, are first scored individually with the number of answers you got right.