Free SAT Practice Questions
Real digital-SAT-style questions from the BrightSAT bank of 4,100+, organized by the test's own domains. Each set is free, needs no account, and every question comes with a worked step-by-step explanation, the same way solutions appear inside BrightSAT.
Math
- SAT Algebra Practice Questions
10 questions with worked solutions. Algebra is the largest math domain on the digital SAT: roughly 13 to 15 of the 44 math questions, about 35% of your math score.
- SAT Advanced Math Practice Questions
10 questions with worked solutions. Advanced Math carries about 13 to 15 questions on the digital SAT, the same weight as Algebra.
- SAT Problem-Solving and Data Analysis Practice Questions
10 questions with worked solutions. Problem-Solving and Data Analysis is the smallest math domain, around 5 to 7 questions, but it is calculator-friendly territory where prepared students should drop nothing.
- SAT Geometry and Trigonometry Practice Questions
10 questions with worked solutions. Geometry and Trigonometry contributes about 5 to 7 questions to the digital SAT: area and volume, angle relationships, triangle similarity and congruence, circle equations, and right-triangle trigonometry (SOH-CAH-TOA territory; the test does not go into radians-based trig identities)..
Reading and Writing
- SAT Information and Ideas Practice Questions
10 questions with worked solutions. Information and Ideas is about 12 to 14 of the 54 Reading and Writing questions.
- SAT Craft and Structure Practice Questions
10 questions with worked solutions. Craft and Structure runs about 13 to 15 questions per test.
- SAT Expression of Ideas Practice Questions
10 questions with worked solutions. Expression of Ideas covers about 8 to 12 questions: transitions (choosing the connector that matches how two sentences relate) and rhetorical synthesis (building a sentence from bullet-point notes to meet a stated goal)..
- SAT Standard English Conventions Practice Questions
10 questions with worked solutions. Standard English Conventions is the grammar domain, about 11 to 15 questions: sentence boundaries (commas, semicolons, colons, and dashes) and form, structure, and sense (verb tense and agreement, pronouns, modifiers)..