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Untimed topic drills with an explanation after every question. Not sure where to start? Take the free SAT practice exam, then check your analytics for the topics costing you the most points.
505 questions across 31 drills.
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Every question you got wrong, until you get it right — spaced so fixed ones come back for a re-check.
The topics dragging your score down, each with the drill that trains it.
A timed, scored sitting. The best way to find out where you stand before you drill.
27 drills
1 drill
Trains close reading of short, dense passages: main idea, inference, vocabulary in context, purpose, structure, and evidence.
3 drills
Twenty questions that train the core SAT usage rules: subject-verb agreement, pronoun agreement and case, verb tense and mood, modifier placement, parallel structure, logical comparisons, and idiomatic prepositions.
Fourteen problems that train solving linear equations and inequalities, working with slope and intercepts, building linear models from word problems, and solving systems by substitution and elimination. This is the Easy tier.
Sixteen problems that train solving linear equations and inequalities, working with slope and intercepts, building linear models from word problems, and solving systems by substitution and elimination. This is the Medium tier.
Ten problems that train solving linear equations and inequalities, working with slope and intercepts, building linear models from word problems, and solving systems by substitution and elimination. This is the Hard tier.
Fourteen problems that train factoring, the quadratic formula, discriminants and solution counts, vertex form and completing the square, and polynomial arithmetic. This is the Easy tier.
Sixteen problems that train factoring, the quadratic formula, discriminants and solution counts, vertex form and completing the square, and polynomial arithmetic. This is the Medium tier.
Ten problems that train factoring, the quadratic formula, discriminants and solution counts, vertex form and completing the square, and polynomial arithmetic. This is the Hard tier.
Fourteen problems that train angle relationships, triangle similarity and the Pythagorean theorem, special right triangles, circle measurement and equations, area and volume, and right-triangle trigonometry. This is the Easy tier.
Sixteen problems that train angle relationships, triangle similarity and the Pythagorean theorem, special right triangles, circle measurement and equations, area and volume, and right-triangle trigonometry. This is the Medium tier.
Ten problems that train angle relationships, triangle similarity and the Pythagorean theorem, special right triangles, circle measurement and equations, area and volume, and right-triangle trigonometry. This is the Hard tier.
Trains function notation, composition, transformations, exponential models, rational and radical equations, and reading functions from tables. This is the Easy tier.
Trains function notation, composition, transformations, exponential models, rational and radical equations, and reading functions from tables. This is the Medium tier.
Trains function notation, composition, transformations, exponential models, rational and radical equations, and reading functions from tables. This is the Hard tier.
Trains center and spread, outliers, scatterplots, two-way tables, probability, sampling, margin of error, and study design. This is the Easy tier.
Trains center and spread, outliers, scatterplots, two-way tables, probability, sampling, margin of error, and study design. This is the Medium tier.
Trains center and spread, outliers, scatterplots, two-way tables, probability, sampling, margin of error, and study design. This is the Hard tier.
Trains proportional reasoning, unit rates, percent change and successive percents, unit conversion, scale factors, and mixture and rate word problems. This is the Easy tier.
Trains proportional reasoning, unit rates, percent change and successive percents, unit conversion, scale factors, and mixture and rate word problems. This is the Medium tier.
Trains proportional reasoning, unit rates, percent change and successive percents, unit conversion, scale factors, and mixture and rate word problems. This is the Hard tier.
Trains translating real-world scenarios into linear equations, inequalities, and systems, and interpreting slope, intercept, and units in context. This is the Easy tier.
Trains translating real-world scenarios into linear equations, inequalities, and systems, and interpreting slope, intercept, and units in context. This is the Medium tier.
Trains translating real-world scenarios into linear equations, inequalities, and systems, and interpreting slope, intercept, and units in context. This is the Hard tier.
Trains exponent and radical rules, polynomial factoring and zeros, end behavior, radical equations with extraneous roots, and rational expression simplification. This is the Easy tier.
Trains exponent and radical rules, polynomial factoring and zeros, end behavior, radical equations with extraneous roots, and rational expression simplification. This is the Medium tier.
Trains exponent and radical rules, polynomial factoring and zeros, end behavior, radical equations with extraneous roots, and rational expression simplification. This is the Hard tier.
Trains reading tables and graphs, two-way tables and conditional probability, scatterplots and lines of best fit, sampling methods, and what a margin of error does and does not imply. This is the Easy tier.
Trains reading tables and graphs, two-way tables and conditional probability, scatterplots and lines of best fit, sampling methods, and what a margin of error does and does not imply. This is the Medium tier.
Trains reading tables and graphs, two-way tables and conditional probability, scatterplots and lines of best fit, sampling methods, and what a margin of error does and does not imply. This is the Hard tier.
Twenty questions on commas, semicolons, colons, dashes, apostrophes and possessives, and the sentence-boundary errors the SAT tests most: run-ons, comma splices, and fragments.
Twenty questions on transitions and logical relationships, sentence combining, conciseness, word choice and register, adding or deleting sentences, ordering sentences, and meeting a stated rhetorical goal.