SAT Math practice questions

448 questions. Practice questions across the four Math skill areas, each with a worked explanation that shows the method rather than just the letter, including the student-produced response questions most people still call grid-ins. Work one area at a time and reveal the answer only after a real attempt.

Every question is free to work through, with the answer and a worked explanation on the page beside it. No account, no email, and nothing to install. A graphing calculator is built into the real test and allowed throughout Math; the formula sheet covers what it will and will not do for you.

Four skill areas

Work one at a time. Every question on these pages carries a worked explanation, and marking one wrong adds its skill to the Weak Skills replay in the practice games.

112 questions

Algebra

Linear equations, inequalities, systems, and proportional relationships. Most items reward a clean first step: isolate, substitute, or set the two expressions equal before doing any arithmetic.

112 questions

Advanced Math

Quadratics, polynomials, exponentials, and rational expressions. Factoring is the fastest route through most of these, so practice recognizing the form before reaching for the quadratic formula.

112 questions

Problem-Solving & Data Analysis

Rates, percentages, probability, and the center and spread of a data set. The arithmetic is rarely hard; the work is deciding which quantity the question actually asks for.

112 questions

Geometry & Trigonometry

Angles, area, volume, circles, similar figures, and right-triangle relationships. Sketching the figure and labelling what you know resolves a surprising share of these before any formula is needed.

SAT® Math Practice: 448 Questions | Free SAT Prep