Platform Mock 1
A full-length digital SAT practice test written for this platform — 120 questions, in the real adaptive format.
Test structure
| Section | Questions | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Reading & Writing · Module 1 | 33 questions | 32 min |
| Reading & Writing · Module 2 | 33 questions | 32 min |
| Math · Module 1 | 27 questions | 35 min |
| Math · Module 2 | 27 questions | 35 min |
Sample questions
The following text is adapted from Amy Lowell's 1912 poem "Summer."
It is summer, glorious, deep-toned summer, The very crown of nature's changing year When all her surging life is at its full. To me alone it is a time of pause, A void and silent space between two worlds, When inspiration lags, and feeling sleeps, Gathering strength for efforts yet to come.
As used in the text, what does the phrase "a void" most nearly mean?
- A useless
- An empty
- A forgotten
- An incomplete
In the 1960s, Sam Gilliam, a Black painter from the southern United States, became the first artist to drape painted canvases into flowing shapes. He later explored a different style, ______ quilt-like paintings inspired by the patchwork quilting tradition of Black communities in the South.
Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word or phrase?
- predicting
- refusing
- hiding
- creating
Sitting it is the point. Reading about the format tells you what to expect; it does not tell you where your time goes or which question types you lose marks on. This test runs in a timed, module-adaptive interface with a score report broken down by sub-skill afterwards.
Common questions
Is the digital SAT adaptive?
Yes, between modules. Your performance on the first module of each section decides whether the second module is the easier or the harder one, which is why the second module cannot be previewed before you sit the first.
How long is the digital SAT?
Two hours and fourteen minutes — 64 minutes for Reading and Writing and 70 for Maths, each split into two modules with a break between the sections.
Can I use a calculator?
Yes, on the whole Maths section. Bluebook has Desmos built in, and you may also bring an approved handheld calculator.