SAT practice questions
Updated October 5, 2026
The SAT has two sections, Reading and Writing, and Math. Each one tests four content areas the College Board names in its test specifications. Practice is easier to plan when you can see those areas and pick the one you need.
Sources: College Board: SAT structure; College Board: what are content domains?
How the test is laid out
You get 64 minutes for Reading and Writing (54 questions) and 70 minutes for Math (44 questions), 2 hours and 14 minutes in all. Each section is split into two modules. Your score runs from 400 to 1600, with each section scored 200 to 800.
Sources: College Board: SAT structure; College Board: understanding SAT scores
Math
Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem-Solving and Data Analysis, and Geometry and Trigonometry.
Source: College Board: the Math section
Reading and Writing
Information and Ideas, Craft and Structure, Expression of Ideas, and Standard English Conventions.
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Where can I get official SAT practice questions?
The College Board publishes free full-length practice tests in its Bluebook app and sample questions in the test preview. Khan Academy offers free practice built with the College Board.
Sources: College Board: SAT practice and preparation; College Board: Official Digital SAT Prep on Khan Academy
Are Lyceon's questions from real SATs?
No. They are written in the style of the digital SAT and sorted by the same content areas. Real test questions are not published for practice.