Digital SAT–Style Math Practice Test

Two full-length practice sections modeled on the digital SAT Math section format: 22 questions, 35 minutes, on-screen graphing calculator, and instant scoring.

Set 1 — Easy–Medium

22 questions spanning Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem-Solving & Data Analysis, and Geometry & Trigonometry at an easy-to-medium difficulty, for building core fluency.

Set 2 — Hard (Trap Questions)

22 questions curated from the mistakes students make most often: no-solution equations, weighted-average traps, absolute value sign errors, vertex-form reasoning, Law of Sines, completing the square, and more.

This is an unofficial, independently created practice resource for self-study. It is not produced, endorsed, reviewed, or approved by College Board and is not affiliated with any official digital SAT testing application. Question content is original and written for practice purposes only.

Section Directions

This section contains 22 questions to be completed in 35 minutes.
Most questions are multiple choice with four answer choices. A few questions ask you to enter a numeric answer directly (student-produced response) instead of choosing from options.
As soon as you answer a question, you will immediately see whether you were correct and a short explanation will appear beneath that question. You cannot change an answer once it has been graded.
For all questions, assume that the given figures and functions are defined for the values shown, unless otherwise stated.
An on-screen graphing calculator is available at any time from the Calculator button at the top of the screen.
The timer will begin as soon as you click "Begin Section" below and will count down from 35:00. When time expires, the section will be submitted automatically and no further answers can be entered.
You may also end the section early at any time using the "Finish Section & See Score" button at the bottom of the page.

Section Results

0/22

Correct

0%

Accuracy

200

Est. Score (200–800)

The 200–800 estimate is a rough, unofficial approximation based only on this single 22-question section and does not reflect an actual SAT scaled score.

Performance by Domain