SAT Math Practice Quiz — 20 Free Sample Questions
The SAT Math section tests algebra, advanced math, problem solving, data analysis, geometry, and trigonometry. Taken by high school students applying to colleges, this section makes up half of your SAT score. Our interactive quiz helps you master key concepts and test-taking strategies.
If 3x + 5 = 20, what is the value of x?
About the SAT Math
The SAT Math section evaluates mathematical skills across five domains: algebra, advanced math, problem solving and data analysis, geometry and trigonometry. The section consists of 58 questions divided into calculator and no-calculator portions, totaling approximately 80 minutes. Students encounter a mix of multiple choice and student-produced response questions. The average score nationwide is around 520 out of 800, though competitive applicants typically score 650 or higher. Preparation requires 40-60 hours of focused study, emphasizing algebraic manipulation, graph interpretation, and rate-related problems. Success depends on reviewing common test patterns, practicing with official College Board materials, and managing time effectively by tackling easier questions first.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the time limit for SAT Math?
You have 80 minutes total: 45 minutes for the no-calculator section and 55 minutes for the calculator section.
Can I use a calculator on the entire SAT Math section?
No. The first 20 questions require no calculator. You can use an approved calculator for the remaining 38 questions.
What is a passing score on SAT Math?
SAT Math is scored 200-800. Most colleges expect 650+, though this varies by institution.