SAT Practice Questions

5 free SAT practice questions with worked answers. Tap an option to check your answer and read the explanation — then get a personalized study plan.

Finish it and you get a report like this, built from your own answers:

What's costing you points

Example

Patterns in how you answered, not just what you got wrong.

You move fastest on the questions you get wrong
−40 pts
3 of your 4 misses were answered in under 24s, less than half your own pace on the rest (one in 11s). That is a decision-speed habit, not a knowledge gap.
Based on 3 answers
You're dropping questions easier than ones you already solved
−30 pts
2 of your misses rated easier than the median question you got right. These are points you can already reach. They clustered on Linear functions and Command of Evidence.
Based on 2 answers
Math is carrying almost all of the loss
−20 pts
You scored 2/5 in Math against 4/5 in Reading & Writing. Splitting study time evenly across both is spending it in the wrong place.
Based on 5 answers

An example of the report the diagnostic produces. Yours is built from your own answers, and only names a pattern when your answers actually support it.

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Question 1Data inference and statistics

A group of students voted on five after-school activities. The bar graph shows the number of students who voted for each of the five activities.

How many students chose activity 3?

Bar graph showing the number of students (0 to 50) for activities 1 to 5.

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Question 2Percentages

What percentage of 300 is 75?

Question 3Linear equations in two variables

$\frac{x^2}{25} = 36$

What is a solution to the given equation?

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Question 4Linear equations in one variable

3 more than 8 times a number $x$ is equal to 83. Which equation represents this situation?

Question 5Linear equations in one variable

Hana deposited a fixed amount into her bank account each month. The function $f(t) = 100 + 25t$ gives the amount, in dollars, in Hana’s bank account after $t$ monthly deposits.

What is the best interpretation of 25 in this context?

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SAT Practice Questions

What's costing you points

You move fastest on the questions you get wrong

You're dropping questions easier than ones you already solved

Math is carrying almost all of the loss

See exactly where your SAT gaps are