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The Past SAT Vault

Past SAT Questions Since 2023

1,411 questions students recalled after all 29 digital SAT test dates, from March 11, 2023 to November 7, 2026, rebuilt with answers and explanations. See what the SAT keeps testing, then practice it.

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All 29 SAT Test Dates in the Vault

Updated through the November 7, 2026 SAT. Each tile shows a test date and how many questions students recalled from it.

20267 tests714 questions

  • 226 Qs
  • 124 Qs
  • 142 Qs
  • 110 Qs
  • 45 Qs
  • 36 Qs
  • 31 Qs

20258 tests336 questions

  • 38 Qs
  • 24 Qs
  • 25 Qs
  • 43 Qs
  • 52 Qs
  • 59 Qs
  • 43 Qs
  • 52 Qs

20247 tests265 questions

  • 43 Qs
  • 40 Qs
  • 40 Qs
  • 65 Qs
  • 38 Qs
  • 28 Qs
  • 11 Qs

20237 tests96 questions

  • 18 Qs
  • 7 Qs
  • 16 Qs
  • 10 Qs
  • 6 Qs
  • 27 Qs
  • 12 Qs
✓Answers and explanations
✦Newest: Nov 7, 2026
1,411recalled questions
29test dates
725Reading and Writing
686Math

See Inside the Question Table

All 1,411 questions sit in one table you can filter and sort. Open a row to read the question right there, then show the answer or open it to practice.

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Past SAT Vault question table of November 2026 SAT questions, with the first two rows expanded to show a table of values and a graph, and the Open question and Show answer buttonsPast SAT Vault question table of November 2026 SAT questions, with the first two rows expanded to show a table of values and a graph, and the Open question and Show answer buttons

What Are Past SAT Questions?

Past SAT questions are questions from SAT tests students have already taken. The Past SAT Vault collects what students remembered after each digital SAT and rebuilds each question with an answer and an explanation.

A Page for Every Test Date

Open any of the 29 tests to see how it felt, the words students reported, tips, and every question students recalled from it, with Reading and Writing, Math and vocab counts for each date.

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Past SAT Vault Test Dates page: a card for each digital SAT, starting with November 7, 2026, showing its Reading and Writing, Math and vocab countsPast SAT Vault Test Dates page: a card for each digital SAT, starting with November 7, 2026, showing its Reading and Writing, Math and vocab counts

What the SAT Keeps Testing

The Patterns page looks across all 29 tests for what comes back: 203 words seen on two or more test dates, where the points are, and the traps.

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Past SAT Vault Patterns page: what the SAT keeps testing across 29 test dates and 1,411 recalled questions, with six findings from the dataPast SAT Vault Patterns page: what the SAT keeps testing across 29 test dates and 1,411 recalled questions, with six findings from the data

An Answer and Explanation for Every Question

Filter by test date, section, skill, difficulty and type, then open questions with a timer in Bluebook or Prep style. The ones you miss go into a set you can retry, and the Vault's own Activity page keeps this practice apart from your official stats and score estimate.

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Recalled November 2026 SAT Math question on area and volume with the correct answer and a step-by-step rationale, beside the Desmos calculatorRecalled November 2026 SAT Math question on area and volume with the correct answer and a step-by-step rationale, beside the Desmos calculator

Common Questions

What is the Past SAT Vault?

A members-only collection of 1,411 questions students recalled after 29 digital SAT test dates, from March 11, 2023 to November 7, 2026, rebuilt with answers and explanations.

Are these official College Board questions?

The Vault is rebuilt from what students remembered after each test, so wording and numbers can differ from the real thing.

Can I try the Past SAT Vault for free?

Yes. Anyone can try 9 questions with no account, most of them from the newest test. Members get every question once their plan starts.

Which SAT test dates are in the Vault?

All 29 digital SAT test dates from March 11, 2023 to November 7, 2026. 2026: March 14, May 2, June 6, August 22, September 12, October 3, November 7. 2025: March 8, May 3, June 7, August 23, September 13, October 4, November 8, December 6. 2024: March 9, May 4, June 1, August 24, October 5, November 2, December 7. 2023: March 11, May 6, June 3, August 26, October 7, November 4, December 2.

How many past SAT questions are in the Vault?

1,411 questions: 686 Math and 725 Reading and Writing.

What is the newest test in the Vault?

The November 7, 2026 SAT, with 226 questions students recalled: 50 Math and 176 Reading and Writing.

Do the questions have answers and explanations?

Yes. Every question has an answer and an explanation.

How can I practice past SAT questions?

Filter by test date, section, skill, difficulty and type, then open questions with a timer in Bluebook or Prep style. Each test date also has its own page, and the Vault questions you miss go into a set you can retry.

What does the SAT keep testing?

The Patterns page looks across all 29 tests for the words that keep coming back, where the points are, and the traps. 203 words showed up on two or more test dates.

Is the Vault included in the free trial?

The Vault opens once your paid plan starts, either when the 3-day free trial ends or as soon as you start your plan early. During the trial you can still try the free Vault questions.

Does Vault practice change my score estimate?

No. The Vault has its own Activity page, and its practice stays apart from your official stats and score estimate.

Can I add Vault questions to a practice test?

Yes. Members can use the Past SAT Vault switch on the Practice Test page to mix Vault questions in with the question bank, or to use only Vault questions.

How is the Vault different from the SAT question bank?

The SAT practice questions are 3,770 official questions from the College Board question bank. The Vault is 1,411 questions rebuilt from what students remembered after real tests.

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