The Digital SAT combined reading and grammar into a single Reading and Writing section: 54 questions in two 32-minute modules. In this blog, we’ll dive into the details of the Reading and Writing section on the Digital SAT, exploring its structure, question types, and how you can master it.

The Reading and Writing section of the Digital SAT is divided into four content domains: Craft and Structure, Information and Ideas, Standard English Conventions, and Expression of Ideas. Each domain tests specific skills and knowledge that are essential for college and career readiness.

The biggest change is the presentation of questions. Instead of a few long reading passages with multiple questions, students see short texts, each associated with a single question. This new approach allows for a more direct assessment of your reading comprehension skills and your ability to analyze and interpret smaller sections of text.

The Digital SAT also offers tools that help in the Reading and Writing section: you can flag questions for later review, eliminate answer choices, annotate the text and keep an eye on the countdown clock.

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