Topic 6

Full Mixed Review

This final topic is a comprehensive review that pulls from every unit in the curriculum. It simulates the range and variety of a full SAT Math section. There is no new content here. Instead, the 25 practice questions cover algebra, functions, geometry, trigonometry, data analysis, and probability in unpredictable order, just as they would appear on the real test.

Use this topic as a diagnostic: after working through the questions, note which topics caused you difficulty and revisit the corresponding unit for targeted review. The questions are arranged in approximate order of increasing difficulty, matching the structure of an SAT module.

Core Skills

Apply the appropriate concept or formula without topic labels as prompts.
Manage time effectively across a varied question set.
Recognize connections between different math domains within a single problem.
Verify answers by substitution, estimation, or graphing when time permits.

Key Takeaways

This topic has no new formulas or techniques. Every question draws on skills from Units 1 through 9.
Use your results here as a diagnostic. A missed question points back to a specific unit worth revisiting, not a gap in this topic itself.
On the real SAT, questions do not announce their topic. Practicing without labels, as in this set, builds the recognition skill that matters most on test day.
If you consistently run out of time before finishing, revisit Topic 4 (Pacing and the Two-Pass Approach) rather than just doing more practice questions.