Digital SAT practice test

Full-length practice tests built like the real Digital SAT: the same sections, timing, and adaptive second modules. Finish one and get an estimated score out of 1600 with a breakdown of what to study next.

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How the practice test is set up

Reading and Writing2 modules, 27 questions each, 32 minutes each
Break10 minutes
Math2 modules, 22 questions each, 35 minutes each, Desmos calculator available
Total98 questions, about 2 hours 14 minutes of testing

Like the real test, each section is adaptive: how you do on Module 1 decides whether Module 2 is easier or harder, and a harder Module 2 raises the highest score you can reach. The test screen has a timer, a question grid, and flags for questions you want to check again.

What you get when you finish

  • An estimated score out of 1600, with Reading and Writing and Math each out of 800, and a likely range.
  • Your accuracy in every domain, so you can see which skills cost you the most points.
  • An explanation for every question, including why each wrong answer is wrong.

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Try a few practice test questions

Medium-difficulty Math questions like the ones in Module 1.

  1. Algebra · Linear equations in two variables · medium

    The graph of 7x + 2y = 18 in the xy-plane crosses the y-axis at the point (0, b). What is the value of b?

    1. A. 18
    2. B. -7 over 2
    3. C. 9
    4. D. 18 over 7
    Show answer and explanation

    Answer: C. At the y-axis, x = 0, so 2y = 18 and y = 9.

  2. Advanced Math · Nonlinear equations and systems · medium

    y = x2 + 4 y = 1 How many solutions does the system of equations above have?

    1. A. 2
    2. B. 1
    3. C. Infinitely many
    4. D. 0
    Show answer and explanation

    Answer: D. Setting x2 + 4 = 1 gives x2 = -3. No real number squared is negative, so there are 0 solutions.

  3. Problem-Solving and Data Analysis · Percentages · medium

    176 students in a school, which is 40% of all the students, walk to school. How many students are in the school?

    1. A. 70.4
    2. B. 440
    3. C. 216
    4. D. 528 over 5
    Show answer and explanation

    Answer: B. 40% of the total is 176, so the total is 176 over 0.4 = 440.

  4. Geometry and Trigonometry · Lines, angles, and triangles · medium

    In isosceles triangle PQR, PQ = PR and angle P measures 128°. What is the measure, in degrees, of angle Q?

    1. A. 52
    2. B. 58
    3. C. 26
    4. D. 128
    Show answer and explanation

    Answer: C. Angles Q and R are equal and share the remaining 52°, so each is 26°.

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