SAT Practice Test #11
College Board Official SAT Practice Test #11 — 120 questions. Structure, timing and what each module covers.
Test structure
| Section | Questions | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Reading & Writing · Module 1 | 33 questions | — |
| Reading & Writing · Module 2 | 33 questions | — |
| Math · Module 1 | 27 questions | — |
| Math · Module 2 | 27 questions | — |
This is an official College Board test, so the questions are not reproduced here. They are College Board's copyright and belong inside the practice app, not on a public page. What this page gives you is the shape of the test — how many questions, how long each module runs, and how the adaptive second module works.
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.