About the Tests of the SAT

True or False: The SAT Reading Test is used to determine whether you are able to comprehend literary texts.

True or False: You are only allowed to use your calculator on one part of the SAT.

True or False: The questions on the SAT Math Test will only be applied to a narrow variety of settings.

True or False: The questions on the SAT Reading Test are usually anchored to a particular location within the text.

True or False: The SAT Math Test asks questions from a large range of math topics.

True or False: There are questions about geometry on the Math SAT.

True or False: Some questions on the SAT Writing and Language Test include a "NO CHANGE" answer choice.

True or False: The SAT Math Test has only multiple-choice questions.

True or False: The SAT Reading Test takes the most time.

True or False: The SAT Writing and Language Test has longer passages than the SAT Reading Test.

True or False: The SAT Writing and Language Test will require comparing and contrasting two passages at once.

True or False: The SAT Math No-Calculator Portion takes more time than the Calculator Portion.

True or False: The SAT Math Test has the most questions.

True or False: There are no Problem-Solving and Data Analysis questions on the SAT Math No-Calculator Portion.

True or False: The Calculator and No-Calculator Portions of the SAT Math Test have about the same number of questions.

True or False: The SAT Reading Test has only multiple-choice questions.

True or False: The SAT Math Calculator Portion requires the use of a calculator on all questions.

True or False: The SAT Writing and Language Test has only multiple-choice questions.

True or False: There are often informational graphics on the SAT Reading and SAT Writing and Language Tests.

True or False: The SAT Writing and Language Test takes the least amount of time.