Digital SAT
SAT Reading & Writing practice and prep course
Information and Ideas, Craft and Structure, Expression of Ideas, and Standard English Conventions. Start with 300 free questions. The full course adds the lessons, the study guide, and practice tests.
Course outline
- Start Here: What the Section Actually AsksThe seven recurring decisions behind Reading and Writing questions, taught through worked examples: precise words, inference strength, evidence, data, texts, grammar, transitions, and synthesis.25 questions
- Vocabulary for the Reading and Writing SectionSeven word groups built around tested distinctions: claims and evidence, change and relationships, academic senses, close pairs, older language, research terms, and high-utility words.40 questions
- How the Section WorksLearn how the 64-minute adaptive Reading and Writing section is built, what its four domains test, and how to tell wording questions from idea questions.20 questions
- Words in ContextLearn to pin down the exact sense of a word in its sentence, from secondary meanings to fine differences in strength, attitude, and grammar.28 questions
- Text Structure and PurposeLearn to name what a passage or sentence does: main purpose, function of a sentence, and overall structure.38 questions
- Cross-Text ConnectionsRead two short texts, pin down exactly where they agree, diverge, or talk past each other, and choose answers that stay inside what each text says.41 questions
- Central Ideas and DetailsLearn to separate a passage's whole point from a single stated detail, and to keep each answer within the passage's scope, strength, and attribution.40 questions
- Textual Evidence for the Exact ClaimLearn to find the evidence or quotation that bears directly on the claim named in the question, and to match support or weakening to what the claim actually asserts.40 questions
- Evidence in Tables and GraphsLearn to match data in tables and graphs to a claim, reading labels, units, and comparisons so that you choose evidence that is both accurate and relevant.27 questions
- InferencesLearn to draw the conclusion a passage actually supports, using connectives, strength of language, and scope to avoid answers that rest on assumptions the text never supplies.29 questions
- BoundariesLearn to choose the right punctuation between clauses by reading sentence structure: commas, semicolons, colons, dashes, and when to use none.27 questions
- Form, Structure, and SenseFind the grammatical controller of each blank: subject-verb agreement, tense, pronouns, possessives, modifiers, and parallel structure.32 questions
- TransitionsLearn to read the logic across a blank and choose the transition that matches it: addition, contrast, concession, result, example, restatement, or sequence.29 questions
- Rhetorical SynthesisLearn to pick the sentence that both stays true to a student's notes and does exactly the job the stated goal names, from comparisons and findings to quotations and certainty.27 questions
- Choose Between Two Strong AnswersLearn to compare two close survivors directly, find the one word or relationship where they diverge, and settle it with a single targeted look at the passage.36 questions
- Time Pressure and Test DayDecide fast whether a question is finished, needs one targeted second look, or should be marked, then learn what test day at the center actually involves.18 questions
- Quick ReferenceA compact reference sheet for the moment you are stuck between two choices: boundaries, modifiers, word meanings, answer strength, graphs, transitions, goals, and vocabulary.Lesson
- Full-Length Practice Test: Module 1A timed 27-question, 32-minute practice module in the Digital SAT Reading and Writing format, with full explanations for each answer choice.27 questions
- Full-Length Practice Test: Module 2A timed 27-question, 32-minute higher-difficulty practice module in the Digital SAT Reading and Writing format, with full explanations for each answer choice.27 questions