Mistake log
Filed for youA $200 jacket is marked up 10%, then discounted 10%. Final price?
+10% − 10% = 0% → $200.
200 × 1.10 × 0.90 = $198. The net change is −1%, not 0%.
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Practice questions for every skill the College Board actually tests, in both Math and Reading & Writing. Miss one and it is filed for you with the specific error named — then rebuilt as a fresh question hiding the same trap, and brought back on the memory curve.
Question bank
The bank is organized by the College Board's own categories — the same ones the real test is built from — so "bad at math" turns into one of 29 named skills you can actually drill.
Section 02
Every skill has its own page with hints and worked explanations — browse all 29 of them.
How it works
Six states, and the last one hands back to the first. Everything between a wrong answer and a proven fix is automatic — there is no error journal to keep.
Pick any of the College Board's own skills and start solving. Three questions before you sign in; signing in is what keeps the log tied to you.
Not a disaster — the only questions worth spending time on are the ones you get wrong, and this is the moment the product has been waiting for.
The miss lands in your mistake log with the specific error named — not that you were wrong, but which move went wrong. Nothing to write up by hand.
Your mistake, over time
FixedSpaced repetition aimed at one thing only: the errors you personally made. Everything you already know stays out of your way.
A fresh question is generated hiding the same trap, with your exact error planted as one of the four options. Recognizing it is the skill.
Getting the rebuilt question right is the only thing that counts as fixed. Reading the explanation and nodding along does not.
One, two, four, then seven days later — each check arrives as the correction starts to fade. Miss during the cycle and that item starts a fresh round after the 7-day review window.
Inside the log
Both cards below are real entries from the mistake library — the same trap, asked a second way. That second question is the one that decides whether you fixed anything.
Mistake log
Filed for youA $200 jacket is marked up 10%, then discounted 10%. Final price?
+10% − 10% = 0% → $200.
200 × 1.10 × 0.90 = $198. The net change is −1%, not 0%.
percent_change_additiveRetest
Day 3A = 40. B is 150% more than A. Find B.
Your exact error sits in the options — the answer you would have picked last time is right there, waiting to be picked again. Walking past it is the only proof that counts.
Both examples come from the mistake library — every trap in it is one the bank can file against you by name.
Mistake library
48 pages, each on a single way students lose a point: why your brain falls for it, what it looks like on the test, and how to prove you have stopped falling for it.
A $200 jacket is marked up 10%, then discounted 10%. Final price?
+10% − 10% = 0% → $200.
200 × 1.10 × 0.90 = $198. The net change is −1%, not 0%.
Which choice conforms to the conventions of Standard English? "Marisol rewrote the opening ___ it now begins with the storm."
"chapter, it now begins" — both sides are full sentences, so the comma cannot join them.
"chapter; it now begins" — or a period, or "chapter, and it now begins". Semicolon, period, or comma + FANBOYS.
If 3x − 7 = 14, what is x?
3x = 14 − 7 = 7 → x = 7/3.
3x = 14 + 7 = 21 → x = 7.
"The alloy resists corrosion in salt water. ___ , it becomes brittle below freezing."
"Therefore" — treating a drawback as a consequence of the advantage.
"However" — the second sentence works against the first, so the transition must reverse.
Tools
Small, free, and built to be used before you practice: an SAT calculator that turns a raw score into a range, a reference sheet you can keep open, and a question a day.
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Questions
Yes. Every question, hint, and explanation is free, and so is the mistake log. No credit card, no paid plan.
You can try three questions before signing in. After that, Google sign-in keeps the mistake log tied to you, lets you continue practicing, and makes spaced retest emails possible.
Other banks show you the explanation and move on. We record every question you miss, rebuild the same trap in a new question so you can prove you fixed it, and bring it back on the forgetting curve — after 1, 2, 4, and 7 days.
Both sections. Math covers Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem-Solving and Data Analysis, and Geometry and Trigonometry. Reading and Writing covers Information and Ideas, Craft and Structure, Expression of Ideas, and Standard English Conventions. All 29 official skills have questions.
They are written and machine-verified by us. Every Math question is checked by a computer algebra system before it can be served, so the stated answer is provably the correct one. We never copy questions from other prep companies.
Partly, and only where a machine is better than a person. Questions are drafted and then verified by a computer algebra system rather than trusted, and the retest schedule is computed from your own misses. What most AI SAT prep promises — a chatbot that talks you through a problem — is the part we deliberately do not do, because reading an explanation is not the same as proving the trap is gone.
No — that is the part we take over. Answer a question wrong and it is filed for you with the specific error named, so there is nothing to tag or write up by hand.
The whole point
Practice all 29 official SAT skills for free, and let Kaoshen remember what you need to come back to.
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