What is the total number of questions in the SAT test?
Here’s the comparison between the traditional and the new digital SAT in a table format along with a brief description:
| Format | Module | Number of Questions |
|---|---|---|
| Traditional | Reading | 52 |
| Traditional | Writing and Language | 44 |
| Traditional | Math (No Calculator) | 20 |
| Traditional | Math (Calculator) | 38 |
| Total | Traditional SAT | 154 |
| Digital | Reading and Writing | 54 |
| Digital | Math | 44 |
| Total | Digital SAT | 98 |
The traditional SAT consists of 154 questions spread across Reading, Writing Language, and Math sections. The new digital SAT, launching in 2024, will have a total of 98 questions, combining Reading and Writing into one adaptive module and Math into another adaptive module. This digital format is designed to be more streamlined and flexible, adapting to a student’s performance in real time.
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