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If we could give you the actual questions you will see on your SAT test, well we would be able to make all kinds of money now wouldn't we? We can give you the scoop on the test's structure though.
SAT TestThe SAT1 is a three-hour exam. You will see the following sections on your test day:
The types of SAT exam questions asked Excluding the experimental section, which will not count towards your score, you will see 78 verbal questions and 60 math questions. There are 3 different types of questions that you will see in both the math and verbal sections of which on the 15 minute math section will not be multiple choice.
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| SAT Verbal Question | Number | SAT Math Question | Number |
| Analogies | 19 | Problem Solving (grid in) | 10 |
| Sentence Completions | 19 | Quantitative Comparisons | 15 |
| Critical Reasoning | 40 | Problem Solving (with multiple choice) | 35 |
| Total verbal questions | 78 | Total math questions | 60 |
These 138 questions, like it or not, will play a large part in determining which colleges extend you an admissions offer. With proper preparation, this can be turned into an advantage for your college applications.
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