This is an experimental website for students preparing to take the SAT exams.

Test-takers should have already been exposed to all of the math concepts that are covered in the math side of the SAT. These questions should be more of a review which will indicate those general math concepts that you still remember (long-term memory/declarative knowledge) and have mastered the concept (procedural knowledge).

The SAT is a crucial test that will affect the rest of your higher education, so getting as much practice as possible before the actual exam is a good test-taking strategy.

Here is the science behind this experiment: since the SAT exam is extremely important, then the student (learner) will be in Vygotsky's Zone of Proximal Development because they will want to learn in order to earn an impressive score.

Most of the people who will take the mathguyzero SAT Math practice Exams will score poorly on their first attempt, so do not be surprised. Keep taking these tests and take notes until you can get a respectable score.

Good luck!

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