SAT Question Bank pdfs

Now updated to include new questions released 7/31/26, located at the end of each section

The Collegeboard has provided great practice resources for the SAT, including the SAT Question Bank, available here.

What I’ve done below is just to organize their questions into groups of ten, fix a few formatting issues, collect together a few of the smaller “skills,” and number them to help organize practice. I’ve also done the same thing for the answers, so for each set of ten questions you can find a corresponding set with the answers. This includes only the questions not found in the official timed practice tests provided by CollegeBoard and accessed through Bluebook, so students can avoid spoiling the practice tests.

I’ve done this for my students, and now I’m providing this as a free resource for anyone interested.

Math

Algebra

Advanced Math

Geometry and Trigonometry

Problem-Solving and Data Analysis

Reading/Writing

Craft and Structure

Information and Ideas

Standard English Conventions

Expression of Ideas

Linear Functions

Linear Equations in 1 and 2 Variables

Including questions from the following skills:

  • Linear equations in one variable

  • Linear equations in two variables

Linear Inequalities and Systems of Equations in 1 and 2 Variables

Including questions from the following skills:

  • Linear inequalities in one or two variables

  • Systems of two linear equations in two variables

Nonlinear Functions

Nonlinear Equations and Systems of Equations

Equivalent Expressions

Data Analysis

Including questions from the following skills:

  • One-variable data: Distributions and measures of center and spread

  • Two-variable data: Models and scatterplots

Probability and Statistics

Explanatory article here

Including questions from the following skills:

  • Probability and Conditional Probability

  • Inference from Sample Statistics and Margin of Error

  • Evaluating Statistical Claims: Observational Studies and Experiments

Ratios, Rates, and Percentages

Including questions from the following skills:

  • Ratios, rates, proportional relationships, and units

  • Percentages

Circles

Lines, Angles, and Triangles

Right Angles and Trigonometry

Area and Volume

Words in Context

Text Structure and Purpose

Cross-Text Connections

Central Ideas and Details

Command of Evidence

Inferences

Boundaries

Explanatory article here

Form, Structure, and Sense

Explanatory article here

Transitions

Explanatory article here

Rhetorical Synthesis