SAT, ACT, and AP exams ask different things of you. The practice here follows those differences, from the SAT's adaptive second module to the ACT's timed fixed-form sections and the source-based reasoning used across AP subjects.
Practice is free. Choose your exam, work through a set, and review your results. The books take the same exam-specific approach further, with instruction, worked examples, strategy, and substantially more practice.
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Each exam below has its own practice structure. SAT and ACT offer larger question banks for repeated practice. AP subjects use shorter sets built around the reading, evidence, analysis, and subject knowledge required by each course.
Adaptive practice for both SAT Math modules
Work through the two-module structure used on the Digital SAT. Your performance in Module 1 determines the difficulty of Module 2. Questions cover Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem-Solving and Data Analysis, and Geometry and Trigonometry, with a built-in Desmos calculator available throughout.
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Short passages, precise questions, adaptive modules
Practice the four Reading and Writing domains: Information and Ideas, Craft and Structure, Expression of Ideas, and Standard English Conventions. The two-module format adjusts after Module 1, matching the adaptive structure of the Digital SAT.
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Fixed-form practice with ACT pacing
ACT Math is a different testing experience from the adaptive SAT. Practice follows the current fixed-form structure, drawing from the full item pool for each attempt. Timed practice lets you work under real ACT pacing before reviewing every answer.
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Passage-based practice under the clock
English and Reading depend on sustained passage work, careful editing, evidence, and pacing. Practice keeps the two sections distinct, with 35 minutes for English and 40 minutes for Reading, followed by a complete review of your responses.
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AP practice here is intentionally compact: 14-question sets that can be completed in one sitting. The format changes with the subject. History questions are built around sources and historical reasoning. Government and Politics questions are built around required documents and required Supreme Court cases. English questions emphasize close reading, rhetoric, evidence, and interpretation. Each set can be taken in Study mode for learning or Exam mode for timed practice.
Primary and secondary sources, maps, political material, and historical evidence across the AP U.S. History periods. Questions emphasize contextualization, comparison, causation, and evidence-based reasoning.
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Source-based questions spanning the major periods and themes of AP World History: Modern. Practice emphasizes comparison, causation, continuity and change, and interpreting historical evidence.
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Practice draws on the required foundational documents and required Supreme Court cases for AP U.S. Government and Politics, from Madison's account of federalism in Federalist No. 39 to landmark rulings on due process and civil liberties. Questions test constitutional reasoning applied to a scenario: how federalism, the separation of powers, and the protections in the Bill of Rights actually function, not just what they say.
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Read arguments, rhetorical situations, and nonfiction passages closely. Practice focuses on rhetorical choices, evidence, reasoning, and the decisions that distinguish strong analysis from plausible distractors.
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Close reading of prose and poetry, with questions on character, structure, figurative language, narration, and interpretation. Sets are built around the analytical reading expected on the AP exam.
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The free practice lets you work directly with exam-style questions. The books provide the complete preparation: content review where the exam requires it, worked examples, exam-specific reasoning, strategy, and larger practice sets developed for each subject.
Adaptive SAT Math preparation across all four domains, with worked problems and practice designed for both modules.
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Complete preparation across all four Reading and Writing domains, with passage-level reasoning, grammar, rhetoric, and practice.
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ACT-specific mathematics review and practice organized around the content, pacing, and question structure of the current exam.
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Passage-based preparation for both sections, with English conventions, rhetorical skills, reading analysis, pacing, and practice.
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Content review and source-based practice organized around the periods and reasoning skills tested on the AP U.S. History exam.
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Content review and source-based practice organized around the periods, themes, and reasoning skills tested on the AP World History exam.
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Review of the required foundational documents and required Supreme Court cases, with practice built around applying constitutional reasoning to a new scenario.
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Rhetorical analysis and argument instruction matched to the current digital AP English Language exam, with practice across every question type.
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A guide to the decisions behind a strong application, from course selection through the essay.
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