Games for the Digital SAT
SAT practice
you’ll want to
keep playing.
Build your reading, writing and math skills while you play. Games can keep you practicing longer, and more practice is how skills stick.
- 7games
- 3,578original questions
- 30SAT skills
QuestionAs used in the text, “inspect” most nearly means:
The longer you play, the more you practice.
The SAT tests the same core skills in many different ways. A game keeps you at it long enough to see those patterns again and again.
Pick what to practice
Choose a subject and the lessons you want, or let your past answers choose the next questions.
Answer with the game’s moves
Read the question, then answer the way the game plays: land on your answer, or aim and fire at it. Correct answers earn what each game runs on: power-ups, new cannons, building supplies or cafe earnings.
A miss pauses the game so you can learn
Nothing moves while you read why. Then try again with the answers that remain, and get back to playing.
The once-abundant birds are now scarce.
As used in the text, “scarce” most nearly means:
- plentifulYour first answer
- rare
- noisy
- hidden
The sentence gives you a clue. “Once” and “now” signal a change. The birds used to be plentiful; now there are very few.
What do you want to get better at?
Start with one subject or mix all three. Your completed work stays with you.
Grammar & Writing
How do these ideas fit together?
Practice punctuation, connect sentences, and choose words that make your meaning clear.
424 questions
- Grammar & punctuation
- Writing & transitions
Math
How can I work this out?
Explore equations and graphs, reason with percentages, and solve geometry problems.
2,214 questions
- Algebra
- Advanced Math
- Problem-Solving and Data Analysis
- Geometry and Trigonometry
Reading
What does this word mean here?
Build vocabulary, understand passages, and find the evidence for an answer.
940 questions
- Vocabulary
- Comprehension & evidence
- Structure & arguments
Know your strengths. Find what needs practice.
See which skills you’re getting right and which ones to revisit. Your next questions are chosen from your past answers.
Choose how to practice
- High-yield practice
- Work on weak areas
- Keep it fresh
- Learn five new words
- Assess your strengths and weaknesses
Your learning picture
ExampleSkillCorrect without hints
Words in Context
Ready to revisit6 of 10Linear Equations in One Variable
9 of 10Boundaries
8 of 10
Practice nextWork on weak areasWords in Context
Hello, I’m
Tom Meli
SAT tutor and game maker
Ten years of SAT tutoring. Games built with my students.
I’ve helped students get into Harvard and other Ivy League schools, earn full scholarships, and reach their college goals. After ten years of tutoring, I know what it takes to learn the SAT skills that make a difference.
I build and playtest these games with my students. Their feedback and enjoyment guide how each game develops, from the challenges to the rewards.
Now I’m opening these games to everyone. I’d love for you to try them and tell me what you think.
Opening in 2027
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