Full-length practice tests

Take a full SAT, then see exactly what to study.

Each practice test runs in our Bluebook Simulator with the digital SAT’s timing, tools, and adaptive second modules. Your results give an honest score range and rank the skills to study first.

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Practice Test 1

It measures where you start in every skill the SAT tests, then points you to the lessons that will raise your score the most.

Standard version: Typical questionsTypical scoring

Questions: 98 questions
Testing time: 2 hr 14 min
Break: 10-minute break

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Your results rank the skills where you lost the most points

Your score comes as a range, with the most likely score in the middle, and each section gets its own.

Each skill links to the lessons that teach it, and each missed question opens with its explanation. Your results also name methods, such as graphing in Desmos or testing the answer choices, that fit several of the questions you missed.

Time on each question

Your results show your time on every question against the usual time

The shaded range is how long a prepared student usually needs for that question, so a long passage or a question with a figure gets more time than a short one.

The tick marks the shortcut time: how fast it goes when you already know the method, such as graphing in Desmos or spotting the grammar rule. Select a question to see what its time means.

Sample times

Question 11 · Evidence from texts, tables, and graphs

A long time, and still missed

You spent 2:53 where 0:55 to 1:35 is usual. When a question runs this long, choose your best answer, use “Mark for Review”, and come back if time is left.

Hover tracking

A heatmap shows where your attention went on every question

With hover tracking on, your test results show a heatmap like this one for every question, so you can see where you slowed down and which choices pulled you in.

When this is on, each practice test records where your mouse rests. The test screen looks the same either way, and you can turn it off anytime.

Hover tracking

Hover tracking is on for this demo only

Try it: read this question with your mouse where your eyes are

The architect was known for the striking economy of her designs. Where other firms layered ornament upon ornament, she stripped each structure down to its most essential forms.

As used in the text, what does “economy” most nearly mean?

Rest your mouse on the choices you’re weighing, too. Nothing in this demo is saved.

XP for score-raising habits

Full tests give XP for the habits that raise your score

Each full test counts the four habits that get students higher scores: right answers, fast and accurate methods, practicing your weak skills before the test, and leaving no question blank.

The XP arrives with your results, after you submit. Lesson questions give XP the moment you get them right, and a wrong answer gets none.

Sample results

+1,475 XP for this test

Right answers64 on this test · +15 each+960
Right in the usual time or faster47 on this test · +5 more each+235
Right in skills you practiced18 on this test · +10 more each+180
No question left blankEvery question answered · +100 once+100

How full tests workHow your first module sets your second, why the three versions score differently, and why your score is a range.

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Practice Test 1

It measures where you start in every skill the SAT tests, then points you to the lessons that will raise your score the most.

Standard version: Typical questionsTypical scoring

Questions

98 questions

Testing time

2 hr 14 min

Break

10-minute break

Your results rank the skills where you lost the most points

Your score comes as a range, with the most likely score in the middle, and each section gets its own.

Your results show your time on every question against the usual time

The shaded range is how long a prepared student usually needs for that question, so a long passage or a question with a figure gets more time than a short one.

The tick marks the shortcut time: how fast it goes when you already know the method, such as graphing in Desmos or spotting the grammar rule. Select a question to see what its time means.

A heatmap shows where your attention went on every question

With hover tracking on, your test results show a heatmap like this one for every question, so you can see where you slowed down and which choices pulled you in.

When this is on, each practice test records where your mouse rests. The test screen looks the same either way, and you can turn it off anytime.

Hover tracking

Full tests give XP for the habits that raise your score

Each full test counts the four habits that get students higher scores: right answers, fast and accurate methods, practicing your weak skills before the test, and leaving no question blank.

The XP arrives with your results, after you submit. Lesson questions give XP the moment you get them right, and a wrong answer gets none.