Digital SAT · Math Practice

Bluebook-Style Mock Math Test

Two full practice sets, built to match the real Digital SAT testing app — same layout, same navigation, same graphing calculator. Answer choices reveal a worked explanation the instant you select them, so you can study solo and see exactly where you went wrong.

Standard Practice

Practice Set 1

A realistic full-length ramp — Module 1 (easier → medium) into Module 2 (medium → hard), just like an actual adaptive Math section.

24 questions2 modules~35 min
Hardest Edition

Practice Set 2

All-hard, all-new questions — the exact traps, calculation-heavy setups, and misconception-bait that trip up even strong students.

24 questions2 modulesDesmos ready
Unofficial practice tool for self-study — not affiliated with or endorsed by College Board.
Standard Practice

SAT Practice — Math, Module 1 & 2

Directions

The questions in this section address a number of important math concepts. Most questions are multiple-choice with four answer options. Some are student-produced response ("grid-in") questions where you'll type your answer.

  • For multiple-choice questions, select the best answer from the four choices.
  • For grid-in questions, type the exact value requested.
  • Unless told otherwise, assume figures are drawn accurately and all variables represent real numbers.
  • A graphing calculator (Desmos) is available throughout — tap the Calculator button at any time.

How this practice tool works

Unlike the real test, this is a self-study mode: as soon as you choose an answer, you'll immediately see whether it's correct and get a full worked explanation. Scroll continuously through Module 1 and Module 2 — your section score appears at the end.

Section 2: MathModule 1 of 2
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For multiple-choice questions, select the best answer. For grid-in questions, type the exact value. As soon as you answer, feedback and a full explanation appear — use this to learn as you go. Tap 🖩 Calculator for a full Desmos graphing calculator at any point.
Desmos Graphing Calculator

Reference

The number of degrees of arc in a circle is 360. The number of radians of arc in a circle is 2π. The sum of the measures in degrees of the angles of a triangle is 180.
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