112 questions
Information & Ideas
Central ideas, supporting detail, inference, and reading evidence from a short text or a data description. The answer must be supported by the passage rather than merely consistent with it.
SAT Reading & Writing practice questions
448 questions. Practice questions across the four Reading and Writing skill areas, each with a worked explanation that says why the other three choices fail. Work one area at a time and reveal the answer only after a real attempt.
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
Craft & Structure
Word meaning in context, the purpose a sentence or paragraph serves, and how two texts relate. Read the sentence around the blank before looking at any choice.
112 questions
Expression of Ideas
Transitions, organisation, and using given notes to meet a stated goal. These questions name the goal explicitly, so the choice that best meets that goal wins even when another reads more smoothly.
112 questions
English Conventions
Sentence boundaries, punctuation, agreement, verb tense, modifiers, and possessives. Find the subject and the main verb first; most errors here are visible the moment those two are identified.
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SAT Math
The other 448 questions, in the same four-area format.
Practise SAT MathHow wrong answers work
The recurring traps, each shown inside a question from this bank.
Read the patternsMulti-step reasoning
Passage and scenario sets where each question builds on the last.
Work a setPractice games
A 60-second speed round, a survival ladder, and a daily five over this same bank.
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