SAT
Start with the skills.
Build your foundations with 3 short lessons and 48 original questions. Begin with the 8-question starter or choose a focused topic below.
One lesson at a time.
Read an explanation, follow a worked example and check your understanding before choosing a practice set.
- Lesson 1 · About 4 minutes→
Choose what the text actually supports
Separate observation from inference.
- Lesson 2 · About 4 minutes→
Read the sentence’s structure
Use grammar and transitions to express the intended relationship.
- Lesson 3 · About 4 minutes→
Turn relationships into equations
Solve linear, quadratic and proportional problems.
Start small. Focus. Then mix it up.
Each set has untimed practice or an optional practice timer, plus an explanation for every answer. Sets can overlap; they use this pathway’s 48 original questions.
Quick start
Four short reading/writing items and four math items. Fixed difficulty and order; no adaptive modules or student-produced response items.
Open this set →6 questions · Optional 11 minReading evidence
Focus on reading evidence. Start with the related foundation lesson, then use the explanations to review. This set extends beyond the short lesson.
Open this set →6 questions · Optional 11 minSentence structure
Focus on sentence structure. Start with the related foundation lesson, then use the explanations to review. This set extends beyond the short lesson.
Open this set →12 questions · Optional 21 minMathematics
Focus on mathematics. Start with the related foundation lesson, then use the explanations to review. This set extends beyond the short lesson.
Open this set →24 questions · Optional 42 minMixed practice
The original 24-question mix across reading, writing and mathematics skills. Separate maths sets add fresh questions.
Open this set →12 questions · Optional 20 minMath set A · 20 minutes
12 new mathematics questions covering algebra, advanced math, data analysis and geometry. Use the 20-minute timer, or choose untimed study. Set A has its own questions; the two sets do not overlap.
Open this set →12 questions · Optional 20 minMath set B · 20 minutes
12 new mathematics questions covering algebra, advanced math, data analysis and geometry. Use the 20-minute timer, or choose untimed study. Set B has its own questions; the two sets do not overlap.
Open this set →Partial skill practice. The timer is an editorial setting; results are raw correct-answer counts, without official score conversion.
Where this fits.
Applicants whose chosen institutions require or consider SAT results; policies vary by programme and applicant.
The digital SAT has 54 Reading and Writing questions in 64 minutes and 44 Math questions in 70 minutes. Each section has two modules, with the second module adapting to performance in the first. A 10-minute break separates the sections.
- Reading and Writing: interpret evidence, language and text structure; revise expression and written conventions.
- Math: algebra, advanced math, problem-solving/data analysis, geometry and trigonometry.
Current provider format checked 20 September 2026
Use College Board practice and Bluebook for an official full-length digital practice experience; follow linked free learning resources.
Official references
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View 5 references and checked dates
- College Board: SAT structure (opens in a new tab)Checked 2026-09-20
- College Board: practice (opens in a new tab)Checked 2026-09-20
- College Board: dates and deadlines (opens in a new tab)Checked 2026-09-20
- College Board — SAT content domains (opens in a new tab)Checked 2026-09-20
Concept and scope reference. Our questions and explanations are original; no provider endorsement.
- Purdue OWL — Commas vs. Semicolons (opens in a new tab)Checked 2026-09-20
Concept and scope reference. Our questions and explanations are original; no provider endorsement.