Practice SAT Math

Practice SAT Math Questions is a must-have if you teach juniors or college-bound high school students. These 31 Practice SAT style math questions will serve as a good review before they take the SAT or ACT test. It includes questions on geometry, Algebra, and mathematical reasoning. Complete worked out solutions are included. 21 questions are multiple-choice and 10 are free response.

You can use these if you're a teacher or an SAT tutor. You can even use them remotely.

You can share these Practice SAT Math problems over Zoom at the beginning of your live lesson. Now the resource includes a 14 minute video tutorial (you can see the first 2 minutes by clicking on the video preview) on how to use these using the Polling feature in Zoom. You can use some of the multiple choice questions as a poll to get instant feedback from your students, or upload them to a Kahoot! activity.

In this ZIP File you'll get the PowerPoint presentation with all 32 bell ringers, completely worked out solutions on a PDF and a 14 minutes video tutorial on how you can use this resource as a Poll over Zoom. You can use the PowerPoint on your smart board or share your screen with your students. I use these at the beginning of class as soon as the bell rings. Most questions will take 5 to 10 minutes for the students to read, copy, and work out. I also have a different student volunteer to come up and explain their solution. Many of my students tell me that these bell ringers have actually helped them when taking their ACT/SAT.

Practice SAT Math Questions Best Practices:

These are the best ways to use each bell ringer:***I am NOT a Zoom expert, but I find this polling feature to be a really cool way to get instant feedback from my students.

• Face-to-Face or Share Slide: #2, 17, 18, 21, 22-32 (free response questions)
• Zoom Polling without any modification: #1, 5, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14
• Zoom Polling modify length of problem: #3
• Zoom Polling modify exponents by using ^ symbol (shift 6): #4, 6, 7, 19
• Zoom Polling modify fraction bar by using /: #8, 9, 12, 15, 16

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