SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) study guides

Evidence-based reading: identifying main ideas, drawing inferences, and synthesising information from single and paired passages — ~50% of the Reading and Writing section.

Words in context, text structure, author's purpose, and point of view — approximately 25% of the Digital SAT Reading and Writing section.

Rhetorical synthesis, transitions, and supporting or detracting from a thesis — approximately 20% of the Digital SAT Reading and Writing section.

Linear equations, systems of equations, linear functions, inequalities — approximately 35% of Digital SAT Math.

Quadratic functions, polynomial and rational functions, exponential models, and nonlinear equations — approximately 35% of Digital SAT Math.

Ratios, rates, proportional reasoning, percentages, statistics, and data interpretation — approximately 15% of Digital SAT Math.

Area, volume, congruence, similarity, Pythagorean theorem, circle properties, and right-triangle trigonometry — approximately 15% of Digital SAT Math.

How the Digital SAT multi-stage adaptive test works: Module 1 performance sets Module 2 difficulty, affecting score ceiling and strategic time management.

Paired passages, data-table integration, and cross-textual synthesis questions — a distinct question type within the Digital SAT Reading and Writing section.

Digital SAT-specific strategy: all Math questions permit a calculator; Desmos is built-in and can solve or verify almost any Math question quickly.