Is this practice test the same format as the real Digital SAT?

Yes. It has two Reading and Writing modules of 27 questions (32 minutes each) and two Math modules of 22 questions (35 minutes each). Your first module in each section decides whether your second module is harder or easier, like on test day.

Is the practice test free?

Your first full-length test is free. The SAT Owl Test Pass includes unlimited tests with new questions each time.

Are these official College Board questions?

No. They are original questions written for the Digital SAT format and skill list. For official tests, use the Bluebook app.

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98 questions54 Reading and Writing, 44 Math

2 hr 14 minFour timed modules, with an optional 10-minute break

AdaptiveModule 1 decides whether Module 2 is harder or easier

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How the test works

Section	Module 1	Module 2
Reading and Writing	27 questions, 32 minutes	27 questions, 32 minutes, harder or easier
Math	22 questions, 35 minutes	22 questions, 35 minutes, harder or easier

Inside a module you can move back and forth, mark questions for review, and change answers until time runs out. The Desmos graphing calculator is built in for Math. When a module ends, you move on and can't go back, just like test day.

What you get at the end

A total score from 400 to 1600, with Reading and Writing and Math section scores
Which second module you reached in each section, and what that means for your score
Your accuracy in all 8 content areas, weakest first
A review of every miss, with explanations and Owl to answer follow-up questions

How this compares to Bluebook

College Board's Bluebook app has the official full-length practice tests, and you should take them. They're the closest thing to test day. The catch is that there are only a handful, and once you've taken them you've seen those questions. SAT Owl builds each test from a bank of 640 original questions in the same format, picking ones you haven't seen, so you can keep testing and see your progress.

Your first full test on SAT Owl is free. The Test Pass ($49 for 3 months) includes unlimited tests, unlimited practice, and unlimited time with Owl.

Tips for taking a practice test

Take it in one sitting, timed, at the same time of day as your real test (the SAT starts around 8:30 a.m.).
Use scratch paper and the built-in Desmos calculator, the same tools you'll have on test day.
Answer every question. There's no penalty for guessing.
Spend more time reviewing than you spent testing. The points come from understanding why you missed what you missed.

Ready?

Set aside about two and a half hours, grab scratch paper, and start when you're ready. If you need to stop, you can resume the module you were on.

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