SAT Math Practice Quiz — Mathematics Diagnostic & Multiple-Choice Prep

Each question is multiple-choice and scored as 1 point for a correct answer and 0 for an incorrect one. Your total score is the sum of correct answers; the results function sums selected option values to produce a final numeric score.

This SAT Math Practice Quiz covers core Mathematics topics commonly tested on the SAT: algebra (linear and quadratic), functions, geometry (area, circumference, slopes), exponents, probability, and basic data analysis.

Use the result range to identify your proficiency level. Review incorrect items, study targeted concepts (for example, algebra fundamentals or geometry formulas), practice timed question sets, and repeat the diagnostic after focused practice to measure progress.

Yes — the questions are modeled after common SAT Math multiple-choice formats and difficulty levels. They are designed to develop problem-solving skills, speed, and accuracy similar to what you'll encounter on the SAT Math section.

Some SAT Math problems allow calculator use and some do not. While this short diagnostic can be completed without a calculator, practicing with and without a calculator will help you build the right strategy and speed for test day.

Retake the quiz after focused study blocks (for example, every 1–2 weeks) to track improvement. After reviewing mistakes and practicing similar problems, retaking the diagnostic helps you measure gains in accuracy and timing.

Use official SAT practice tests from the College Board, targeted topic worksheets, online practice platforms, and math review books. Focus on weakest topics identified by your quiz results and use timed practice to simulate test conditions.