Three full-length Digital SAT practice tests you can print. Each has 98 questions per sitting in the current format, an answer sheet, and an answer key, and each test uses different questions. Take it on paper, then enter your answers at satowl.com/score for a 400 to 1600 score, your section scores, and your weakest areas.
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Each PDF is 52 pages and about 0.6 MB. No email or signup needed. Free to print and share with students.


On the real Digital SAT, how you do on Module 1 decides whether your Module 2 is harder or easier. The harder module is the only route to the top scores. To copy that on paper, the PDF includes both versions of Module 2 for each section:
The real SAT is taken on a computer in College Board's Bluebook app, with Desmos built in. Paper is fine for practice, especially if you like marking up passages or you're working through a test in class. Take at least one or two full tests on a screen before test day. SAT Owl's online practice test is timed and adapts automatically, and your first one is free.
You're welcome to print the tests and use them with your students. If you'd like to see each student's scores and weakest skills in one place, SAT Owl has a free tutor dashboard.
Are these official College Board questions? No. They're original questions written for the Digital SAT format and skill list. College Board posts PDF versions of its official Bluebook practice tests for students who test on paper, and those are worth taking too.
How accurate is the score? The score report uses the same scoring model as SAT Owl's online test, which weights harder questions more and caps a section at 600 if you took the Easier Module 2. Treat it as an estimate. Your Bluebook scores are the best predictor of your real score.
Can I share it? Yes. Print it, email it, or post it for your class. Please keep the SAT Owl pages intact.
Print one, set a timer, and take it in one sitting. Then score it online in about two minutes.