Before you begin
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Time limit: You will have to complete questions. A countdown timer stays visible at the top of the screen at all times.
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Automatic submission: When the timer reaches zero, your test locks and submits automatically — just like the real Digital SAT. Unanswered questions are scored as incorrect.
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Question format: Most questions are multiple-choice with four options. A few are student-produced response ("grid-in") questions where you type your own numeric answer.
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Instant explanations: This is a self-study tool, so Instant Feedback mode is on by default — the correct answer and a full explanation appear the moment you choose a response. You can turn this off in the test screen for a stricter, real-exam simulation.
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Navigation: All questions are shown on one scrollable page — this mirrors the "review" screen of the real exam rather than the one-at-a-time flow, so you can move freely and flag questions to revisit.
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Expand view: Click the expand icon on any question to open it in a larger, distraction-free panel.
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Scoring: When you submit — or when time expires — you'll see your score, a domain-by-domain breakdown, and a full review list.