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SAT® Math Practice
Full-Length Mock Test
MOCK TEST

SAT Math — Full-Length Practice Test

This mock exam is modeled on Official SAT Practice Test #9, with every question rewritten at a higher difficulty using new numbers and reasoning steps. All questions are multiple choice. The test is split into two timed modules, exactly like the real digital SAT Math section — but instead of moving one question at a time, you can scroll freely and answer questions in any order.

How this works

  • Two modules, 27 questions each — Module 1 and Module 2, 35 minutes per module (same timing as the official digital SAT Math section).
  • Scroll and choose freely — every question in the module is visible on one page. Answer them in any order you like.
  • Instant feedback — tap an answer choice and you'll immediately see if it's correct, with the right answer and a short explanation. Get it right and confetti pops 🎉
  • Calculator allowed for the entire Math section, as on the real test.
  • Scoring — after Module 2, you'll get an estimated Math score out of 800, plus a review list of every question you missed, with the correct answer and explanation attached.
  • Print — on the results screen, use the Print button to save or print your personal missed-question review sheet.
SECTION 2 · MATH

Module 1

27 questions · 35 minutes · Calculator allowed
For each question, choose the best answer from the four choices given. Some questions provide a small figure or table to help you reason — figures are not necessarily drawn to scale unless stated. Scroll down to see every question; answer in any order.

0 of 27 answered Module 1 · Math
BREAK

Module 1 Complete

Nice work. Take a short breather, then move on to Module 2 when you're ready.

SECTION 2 · MATH

Module 2

27 questions · 35 minutes · Calculator allowed
Same format as Module 1 — scroll through, answer in any order, and check your work as you go.

0 of 27 answered Module 2 · Math
RESULTS
400
out of 800 — estimated Math score
0
Correct
0
Incorrect / Skipped
0%
Accuracy

Score is an estimate based on a typical raw-score-to-scaled-score curve for SAT Math (200–800) and is not an official College Board score.

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