Choose the modules you want to work on, set the difficulty from Easy to Hard, and get a fresh set of SAT-style questions every time: 34 question types across all eight content domains of the digital SAT. Math sets include type-in answers like the real test, there’s an optional timer at SAT pace, and every set ends with a breakdown by module. Every question comes with a worked answer, and an AI explanation if you want one. Questions you miss are saved so you can come back and retry them until they stick. Teaching a class? Any set prints as a clean worksheet with the answer key on its own page.
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Difficulty isn’t just bigger numbers. A Hard linear-equation question adds an introductory rate; a Hard probability question reverses the condition; a Hard grammar question inverts the sentence so the subject comes after the verb.
Every wrong answer is what you get from a specific, common mistake: ignoring a fee, adding percents, agreeing with the wrong noun. Pick one and you’ll see exactly which mistake it was.
Every question has a 👍 and 👎. If something doesn’t make sense or the answer looks wrong, tell me. Reports come straight to me, and they’re how the templates get fixed.
Curious how the questions are generated? The SAT Question Studioin my AI Lab shows the templates behind them. Rather play than study? The same questions power three SAT Games, two of them in 3D. For vocabulary, try theSAT Vocab Games.