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The Digital SAT has four modules. The first two modules are Reading & Writing, and the last two modules are math. There are 15 different topics (question categories) tested on the Reading & Writing modules and 17 different topics tested on the Math modules.

Digital SAT Reading & Writing Topics

There are 15 questions categories that appear on the Digital SAT Reading & Writing modules. The Digital SAT Reading & Writing Topics are listed below.

  • Sentence Completions
  • Punctuation
  • Summary Notes
  • Transitions
  • Verb-Tense
  • Function & Purpose
  • Supporting & Undermining
  • Graphs & Charts
  • Text Completions
  • Fact or Detail
  • Main Idea & Structure
  • Pronouns
  • Modifiers
  • Paired Passages
  • Inference

Most Common Reading & Writing Topics on the SAT

The most common Reading & Writing question types on the Digital SAT are sentence completions, punctuation, and summary notes. Sentence completions questions show up 16.5% of the time on average, while punctuation questions show up 13.6% of the time and summary notes questions show up 10.8% of the time on average.

Digital SAT Math Topics

There are 17 questions categories that appear on the Digital SAT Math modules. The Digital SAT Math Topics are listed below.

  • Linear Functions
  • Combining Like Terms & Solving Equations
  • Angles, Polygons, & 3-D Shapes
  • Quadratic Functions
  • Functions
  • Data & Probability
  • System of Equations
  • Ratios & Proportions
  • Exponential Growth/Decay
  • Circles
  • Percent
  • Transforming Functions
  • Trigonometry
  • Solving for a Variable in Terms of Others
  • Exponents
  • Common Math Tricks
  • No Solution & Infinite Solutions

Most Common Math Topics on the SAT

The most common Math question types on the Digital SAT are linear functions; combing & solving equations; and angles, polygons and 3-D shapes. Linear functions questions show up 15.0% of the time on average, while combing & solving equations questions show up 11.7% of the time and angles, polygons and 3-D shapes questions show up 10.4% of the time on average.