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Understand it. Try it. Prove it.
Thirty checkpoints from “what is this test” to test-day ready, and — where a question trips you up — a short visual path back to the idea, then a fresh question to prove it stuck.
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Thirty checkpoints, free and open in any order — nothing is locked and no account is needed. Your progress saves privately in this browser; a free account keeps it on your other devices.
The full road
An order, not a lock — open any stage. Your current checkpoint is marked “You are here.”
Start Here
What the SAT is, how each section works, and how to set an honest baseline.
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Start Here
What the SAT is, how each section works, and how to set an honest baseline.
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- Meet the SAT What the digital SAT is, how it's structured, and why knowing the format is worth real points.
- Reading & Writing, explained Short passages, one question each, four official domains — what the section actually feels like.
- Math, explained The four Math domains, the calculator policy, and why algebra carries the section.
- Take a diagnostic & set your baseline Run one real Bluebook practice test under honest conditions and record where you're starting.
Reading & Writing
Ten checkpoints across all four official Reading & Writing domains, concrete skills first.
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Reading & Writing
Ten checkpoints across all four official Reading & Writing domains, concrete skills first.
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- Sentence boundaries & punctuation Independent vs. dependent clauses, and the five ways the SAT joins or separates them.
- Grammar: form, structure & sense Subject–verb agreement, pronouns, verb tense, and modifiers — the rules the SAT actually tests.
- Transitions Pick the logical relationship first, the word second.
- Rhetorical synthesis The student-notes questions: match the stated goal, ignore true-but-irrelevant facts.
- Words in context Use the sentence's own logic to pick the precise word — not the most impressive one.
- Text structure, purpose & cross-text connections Why the author wrote it, what a sentence is doing, and how two texts relate.
- Central ideas & details Find the main idea without overstating the text.
- Inference & command of evidence The difference between plausible and supported — with text, tables, and graphs.
- Reading & Writing strategy Pacing, flagging, elimination, and when to move on.
- R&W mastery checkpoint Review all four domains, test yourself, and pick what needs more work.
Math
Foundations first, then the highest-weight domains, then strategy.
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Math
Foundations first, then the highest-weight domains, then strategy.
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- Linear equations & functions Slope, intercepts, and word problems — the single most-tested skill family on SAT Math.
- Systems & inequalities Solutions, no solutions, infinite solutions, and what each looks like on a graph.
- Quadratics & polynomials Factoring, roots, the vertex, and reading parabolas.
- Exponents, radicals & nonlinear equations Exponent rules, exponential growth, radical and rational equations.
- Ratios, rates, percentages & units Percent change, proportional reasoning, and unit conversion without panic.
- Statistics, data & probability Mean vs. median, scatterplots, probability from tables, and what a study can actually claim.
- Geometry: lines, angles & triangles Angle relationships, similar triangles, and the Pythagorean theorem.
- Circles, area, volume & trig Circle equations, area and volume, SOH-CAH-TOA, and special right triangles.
- Desmos essentials Graph, intersect, find zeros, build tables — the built-in calculator, from nothing.
- Advanced Desmos for the SAT Regressions, sliders, solving by intersection — and knowing when Desmos is the slow way.
- Student-produced responses & Math strategy Entering answers correctly, backsolving, estimation, and pacing.
- Math mastery checkpoint Review all four Math domains and rate your Desmos confidence honestly.
Final Stretch
Turn lessons into points: review, drill, and walk in ready.
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Final Stretch
Turn lessons into points: review, drill, and walk in ready.
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- How to review a practice test The highest-return hour in SAT prep: categorize every miss and log it.
- Build your personal drill cycle Diagnose → review → learn → drill → retest, using free official tools.
- Full-test strategy & the final week Practice-test spacing, device prep, the break, sleep, and what not to cram.
- You're ready — what's next Where you stand, what to keep practicing, and where to get help.
