Free SAT Question Bank
75 practice questions across every official SAT skill, each with a strategy tip, three hints, and a step-by-step explanation. Miss one and it lands in your mistake log automatically.
Math
25 questions- Linear equations in one variable3
- Linear equations in two variables
- Linear functions3
- Systems of two linear equations in two variables3
- Linear inequalities in one or two variables1
- Ratios, rates, proportional relationships, and units1
- Percentages1
- One-variable data: distributions and measures of center and spread
- Two-variable data: models and scatterplots
- Probability and conditional probability
- Inference from sample statistics and margin of error1
- Evaluating statistical claims: observational studies and experiments
- Area and volume2
- Lines, angles, and triangles
- Right triangles and trigonometry1
- Circles1
Reading and Writing
50 questionsHow to use this question bank
Pick the skill you are weakest at from the list on the left and start answering. Each question opens with a strategy tip — the one sentence that tells you what the question is really testing — and three hints you can take one at a time before you commit to an answer. Get it right and you see the full worked solution. Get it wrong and you see why that specific option was wrong, which is usually more useful than the correct method.
Your mistakes are collected for you
Most students lose points to the same handful of errors all year, because nothing forces them to notice the pattern. Every question you miss here is recorded with the mistake it exposed — no screenshots, no error journal to maintain. Then it comes back after three days, and again after fourteen, which is roughly when you would otherwise have forgotten it.
SAT question bank FAQ
What is the SAT question bank?
It is a free, searchable set of SAT practice questions organized by the official College Board skills — the same categories the real test is built from. You can practice any skill directly, without an account, and every question comes with a strategy tip, three progressive hints, and a step-by-step solution.
Is the SAT question bank free?
Yes. You can try three questions before signing in, and every question, hint, and explanation stays free. Google sign-in keeps your mistake log across devices and lets the spaced retest loop work.
How many questions are in the bank?
The counts shown next to each skill on this page are live — they are the exact number of questions currently available for that skill, not a rounded marketing figure. New questions are added every week, and a skill with no questions yet is shown without a link rather than pretending to be practiceable.
How is this different from just doing practice questions?
Every question you miss is added to your mistake log automatically, with the specific error identified. You do not screenshot anything or keep an error journal. Then we bring that mistake back after three days and again after fourteen, which is roughly when you would otherwise forget it.
Which SAT skills are covered?
All of them: the four Math domains (Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem-Solving and Data Analysis, Geometry and Trigonometry) across 19 skills, and the four Reading and Writing domains (Information and Ideas, Craft and Structure, Expression of Ideas, Standard English Conventions) across 10 skills.
Where do these SAT questions come from?
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 do not copy questions from other prep companies.