Curriculum
- 4 Sections
- 22 Lessons
- 52 Weeks
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- Expression of Ideas3
- Standard English ConventionsOn the Digital SAT’s single Reading & Writing section, the items commonly called “writing questions” come from the domain Standard English Conventions. These questions have you edit a 25-150-word passage, so it follows core grammar, usage, and punctuation rules—especially the Boundaries skill (fixing run-ons, comma splices, and fragments) and Form, Structure, and Sense (agreement, modifiers, parallelism, etc.).18
- 2.1Boundaries: Clauses
- 2.2Clauses Practice25 Minutes6 Questions
- 2.3Boundaries: Supplements
- 2.4Boundaries: Appositive Clauses
- 2.5Appositive Clauses Practice20 Minutes11 Questions
- 2.6Boundaries: Relative Clauses
- 2.7Boundaries: Relative Pronouns Practice20 Minutes3 Questions
- 2.8Boundaries: Commas and Periods
- 2.9Boundaries: Semicolons and Colons
- 2.10Punctuation Practice40 Minutes19 Questions
- 2.11Boundaries: Parallelism
- 2.12Parallelism Practice20 Minutes8 Questions
- 2.13Form, Structure, and Sense: Subject-Modifying Placement
- 2.14Form, Structure, and Sense: Possessive
- 2.15Form, Structure, and Sense: Possessive Practice20 Minutes10 Questions
- 2.16Form, Structure, and Sense: Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement
- 2.17Form, Structure, and Sense: Verb Questions
- 2.18Verb Questions Practice30 Minutes12 Questions
- Craft and StructureCraft and Structure (≈28% of R&W questions) tests how well students understand vocabulary in context and how texts are built to convey meaning. It includes three question types: Words in Context (choosing the most logical word/phrase or interpreting a word's meaning), Text Structure and Purpose (analyzing how a text is organized or what a part of it accomplishes), and Cross-Text Connections (comparing perspectives across two related passages).7
- Information and Ideas3