Practice for the digital SAT, one skill at a time.
Scoreberry is a study app for the digital SAT: original questions, a full-length test that adapts the way the real one does, and progress numbers that admit what they cannot measure.
Free while we are building it. No card, no ads.
What is inside
Practice one skill at a time
Pick a section, a skill and a difficulty. Every answer explains itself, and anything you miss comes back two days later until you get it right.
A full-length test that behaves like the real one
Two modules a section, on the clock, and the second one adapts to the first - the same rule the digital SAT uses. Shut the tab and it resumes.
Numbers that admit what they cannot see
A percentage per skill, and a score range from ordinary practice - never one made-up number. None of it predicts your SAT score, and we say so.
A tutor that asks before it tells
Stuck? A nudge first, then the idea, then the first step together - the whole walkthrough only if you still need it. Off during a timed test.
How it works
Start with the check-in
A short untimed set, the same for everyone. Deliberately too short to be a score - its job is to find a starting point.
Practice what it finds
Your home page suggests two sets of ten, weakest skill first, and puts what you missed back in front of you.
Sit a full test when you want a number
Two sections on the clock, scored against a table written down before you sat it. Every question is there to look back over afterwards.
Start when you are ready
An account takes about a minute, and the check-in is untimed.
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