SAT Practice Test

Practise in the Digital SAT format: two timed Reading & Writing modules, then two Math modules with multiple-choice and student-produced (grid-in) answers.

What do you want to take?

  • Within a module you can move freely and mark questions for review. Once a module is submitted you cannot go back to it, as on test day.
  • For grid-in questions, type your answer: a whole number, a decimal (e.g. 7.5) or a fraction (e.g. 15/2). Negative answers are allowed.
  • You get an estimated SAT score on the 200–800 scale for each section (400–1600 in total), plus the number of questions you answered correctly.

All questions are original GiagEdu practice questions written in the SAT style. They are not College Board questions.