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Overview
College Board's SAT is a digital college placement exam that measures students' academic skills in several areas like reading and mathematics.
The exam lasts a total of 2 hours and 14 minutes is divided into two sections of Reading/Writing and Math with a short break in-between, the scores are calculated from 400 to 1600 and students are allowed to retake the exam to earn a better score.
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Exam Structure
Reading & Writing - 800 Maximum
27 Multiple Choice Questions Each in Both Modules | 32 Minutes Each in Both Modules
26% Information & Ideas Based On:
Central Ideas & Details, Command of Evidence, Inferences
28% Craft & Structure Based On:
Words in Context, Text Structure & Purpose, Cross-Text Connections
20% Expression of Ideas Based On:
Rhetorical Synthesis, Transitions
26% Standard English Conventions/Grammar Editing
Boundaries, Form, Structure, and Sense
Math - 800 Maximum
22 Questions Each in Both Modules | 35 Minutes Each in Both Modules | 75% Multiple Choice & 25% Student Produced*
35% Algebra Based On:
Linear equations, functions, inequalities, and systems
35% Advanced Math Based On:
Equivalent Expressions, Nonlinear Equations and Functions
15% Problem Solving & Data Analysis Based On:
Ratios, Rates, Percentages, and Statistics
15% Geometry & Trigonometry Based On:
Area, Volume, Triangles, Circles
** In the Calculator Section, Four-Function, Scientific, and Graphing Calculators are Permitted
For both sections, they each have two modules:
Module I - Students are given a broad mix of questions varying in difficulty
Module II - Students are given a targeted mix of questions varying in difficulties based on their performance in Module I
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