This full-length practice test is built to mimic the digital SAT testing interface. Every question was selected
because it targets a pattern that Korean students frequently miss: dense quantitative evidence, tricky transition
logic, comma/semicolon boundary traps, and words-in-context with a hidden secondary meaning. There is no filler —
every question here is difficult on purpose.
How this test works
The test is split into two timed modules of 10 questions each, just like the real digital SAT.
As soon as you select an answer choice, the correct answer and a full explanation appear immediately — this is a self-study tool, not a proctored exam.
Use the question palette at the bottom to jump between questions or flag one for review.
When you finish, you'll get a score breakdown by question type, so you know exactly which skill to drill next.
Click Print / Save PDF any time to generate a clean, ink-friendly booklet version of the entire test plus a full answer key — perfect for offline review.
Module 1 — Directions
Each question in this module is either a standalone passage (or pair of passages) followed by one question, or a
short set of bulleted notes followed by one question. Read each passage or set of notes carefully, then choose the
best answer to the question based on what is stated or implied and on any data presented.
Some questions include a table. Read the table carefully — several questions require you to compare two or more
values directly, so take a moment to do the arithmetic rather than estimating.
You will have 15:00 for this module. An explanation will appear the instant you choose
an answer, so take your time and reason through each choice before selecting.
Module 1 Complete
Nice work. Take a short breather. When you're ready, continue to Module 2 — the harder half of the test, with
more layered inference and quantitative-evidence questions.