SAT practiceGrades 11 and 12
Free SAT practice test for Grades 11 and 12SAT
Most students sit the SAT in the spring of Grade 11, and many sit it again in Grade 12. The digital test is the same for both grades: 54 Reading and Writing and 44 Math questions, each section in two modules.
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Reading and Writing
54 questions · 64 minutes · adapts as you go
Short passages, one question each: words, evidence, grammar and revising.
Math
44 questions · 70 minutes · adapts as you go
Algebra, advanced math, data, geometry and trigonometry, some answers typed.
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Tips
Getting ready for Grades 11 and 12
- A strong first module leads to the harder second module, so accuracy early in each section matters most.
- In Reading and Writing, read the question first, then the short passage, and answer from the text.
- In Math, type fractions like 3/4 or decimals, with a minus sign for a negative number, and check the units the question asks for.
- Sit at least one full test, both sections back to back, before test day.
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