A fresh set of free SSAT practice questions every day, spanning all three scored areas — Verbal (synonyms & analogies), Quantitative, and Reading. Pick your level below — Elementary, Middle, or Upper — and the set updates daily, so come back tomorrow to keep your streak going.
The SSAT rewards steady, consistent practice more than last-minute cramming. Short daily reps keep the core skills — vocabulary, math reasoning, and careful reading — fresh and automatic, so on test day you can spend your energy on the hardest questions instead of relearning the basics.
Want to target one area? Each SSAT section has its own free drill with fresh questions and full explanations:
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The SSAT comes in three levels: Elementary (grades 3–4), Middle (grades 5–7), and Upper (grades 8–11). Use the level selector on the question card to match the questions to your grade. Middle and Upper share the same structure — two Quantitative sections, a 60-question Verbal section, and Reading — while Elementary is shorter with a single Quantitative section.