Set your baseline
Your first honest hour. No score here is a bad score; it is the "before" picture.
Not startedWelcome to this section
Learning goal: take one honest, hour-long assessment each week and watch the score climb.
One assessment per week, six weeks total. Each one is a screen test, not opening night: 44 questions in about an hour, built like the real thing but small enough to finish in one sitting.
How it works
- Each assessment has 25 Reading and Writing questions and 19 Math questions, mixed across the same topics as the real Digital SAT.
- Click your answer for each question, then submit at the end. You get your score right away, plus the reasoning behind all four choices on every question.
- A one-hour timer keeps you honest, but it is a guide, not a wall. Nothing submits automatically.
- Scores save on this device, so this page and your Progress Tracker remember how you did.
- The weeks climb gently in difficulty. If week 4 feels harder than week 1, that is the design working, not you slipping.
A note before you start
Every question here was written just for this playbook, in the style of the Digital SAT. They are not official College Board questions and they are not from any real test. For official practice, use the links on the Resources page.
The six assessments
Week 1 Week 2 Same plays, sharper eyes
Run the plays on purpose this time and feel the difference.
Not startedWeek 3 The halfway check
Halfway through the program. Compare this to week 1 and see the climb.
Not startedWeek 4 Harder questions, same calm
The difficulty steps up. Your pacing play matters more than ever.
Not startedWeek 5 Trust the reps
By now the plays should feel automatic. Let them carry you.
Not startedWeek 6 The final cut
The hardest of the six. Finish strong, then graduate to Bluebook.
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Finished all six? That is the whole playbook program. Head to Resources and start taking official full-length Bluebook practice tests in the run-up to October 3.