Making accurate inferences is a key skill on the Digital SAT. Inference questions often ask you to choose what’s most likely true based on evidence

Clear thinking sets high scorers apart on the Digital SAT. Command of Evidence – Textual questions test your ability to pick the best proof for

Central Ideas and Details questions on the Digital SAT ask you to find the author’s main message and understand how supporting points strengthen it. These

Cross-Text Connections questions ask you to analyze how two short texts are related. On the Digital SAT, these questions appear in the Reading and Writing

Every strong SAT score begins with good reading habits. ‘Text Structure and Purpose’ questions ask test-takers to go beyond what a passage says and focus

Rhetorical Synthesis questions on the Digital SAT ask students to combine information from notes or related texts and present a focused response that matches a

Rhetorical Synthesis questions on the Digital SAT ask students to combine information from notes or related texts and present a focused response that matches a

Success on the Digital SAT’s Reading and Writing sections depends on a deep grasp of how passages work. “Form, Structure, and Sense” questions go beyond

Boundaries questions on the Digital SAT test your understanding of English grammar and punctuation. These questions ask you to decide where sentences or ideas begin

Word in Context questions ask you to find the meaning of a word or phrase based on how it’s used in a reading passage. These