SAT Math Diagnostic

Short topic-level assessments built around the mistake patterns Digital SAT Math questions are written to catch. Each multiple-choice diagnostic is ten items keyed to a specific wrong move; miss one and the result routes you to the drill that fixes it. Every topic also has a grid-in set, the student-produced response format, where you type the number instead of choosing it. This page covers all six units and every one of the 30 topics. Pick a topic to start.

Unit 1

Linear Reasoning

1.1 Solving Linear Equations Start → 1.1 Solving Linear Equations: grid-in Type in → 1.2 Linear Equations from Word Problems Start → 1.2 Linear Equations from Word Problems: grid-in Type in → 1.3 Linear Functions and Slope Start → 1.3 Linear Functions and Slope: grid-in Type in → 1.4 Systems of Linear Equations Start → 1.4 Systems of Linear Equations: grid-in Type in → 1.5 Linear Inequalities Start → 1.5 Linear Inequalities: grid-in Type in →

Unit 2

Nonlinear Algebra

2.1 Exponents and Radicals Start → 2.1 Exponents and Radicals: grid-in Type in → 2.2 Polynomial Expressions and Factoring Start → 2.2 Polynomial Expressions and Factoring: grid-in Type in → 2.3 Quadratic Equations and the Parabola Start → 2.3 Quadratic Equations and the Parabola: grid-in Type in → 2.4 Rational, Radical, and Absolute-Value Equations Start → 2.4 Rational, Radical, and Absolute-Value Equations: grid-in Type in → 2.5 Nonlinear Functions and Function Notation Start → 2.5 Nonlinear Functions and Function Notation: grid-in Type in →

Unit 3

Proportional Reasoning and Percentages

3.1 Ratios and Rates Start → 3.1 Ratios and Rates: grid-in Type in → 3.2 Unit Conversion Start → 3.2 Unit Conversion: grid-in Type in → 3.3 Percentages Start → 3.3 Percentages: grid-in Type in → 3.4 Proportional Relationships Start → 3.4 Proportional Relationships: grid-in Type in → 3.5 Mixtures and Weighted Averages Start → 3.5 Mixtures and Weighted Averages: grid-in Type in →

Unit 4

Data, Statistics, and Probability

4.1 Tables and Graphs Start → 4.1 Tables and Graphs: grid-in Type in → 4.2 Center and Spread Start → 4.2 Center and Spread: grid-in Type in → 4.3 Scatterplots and Fit Lines Start → 4.3 Scatterplots and Fit Lines: grid-in Type in → 4.4 Probability Start → 4.4 Probability: grid-in Type in → 4.5 Sampling and Claims Start → 4.5 Sampling and Claims: grid-in Type in →

Unit 5

Geometry and Trigonometry

5.1 Lines, Angles, and Triangles Start → 5.1 Lines, Angles, and Triangles: grid-in Type in → 5.2 Right Triangles Start → 5.2 Right Triangles: grid-in Type in → 5.3 Right-Triangle Trigonometry Start → 5.3 Right-Triangle Trigonometry: grid-in Type in → 5.4 Circles Start → 5.4 Circles: grid-in Type in → 5.5 Area and Volume Start → 5.5 Area and Volume: grid-in Type in →

Unit 6

Strategy and Trap Recognition

6.1 Answering the Question Actually Asked Start → 6.1 Answering the Question Actually Asked: grid-in Type in → 6.2 Units and Scale Discipline Start → 6.2 Units and Scale Discipline: grid-in Type in → 6.3 Sign and Boundary Discipline Start → 6.3 Sign and Boundary Discipline: grid-in Type in → 6.4 Grid-In Mechanics Start → 6.4 Grid-In Mechanics: grid-in Type in → 6.5 Trap Recognition Across Content Start → 6.5 Trap Recognition Across Content: grid-in Type in →

All six units are live. Each diagnostic is about 10 questions and takes 8 to 12 minutes. Missed items map to named misconceptions; the result page links you straight to drills that target those specific failures.