Free Digital SAT Question Bank PDF (with answers)

If you're preparing for the Digital SAT, the SAT Suite Question Bank is one of the best free resources provided by the College Board.

However, manually selecting hundreds of questions to export as a PDF can be a tedious and time-consuming process. You'll need to spend like 20 minutes trying to tick 1270 questions manually before exporting.

Actually, someone on Reddit already compiled all the questions available on the SAT Educator Question Bank, organized by question type and difficulty. Special thanks to the r/Sat community for the hard work 🎉

If you have already found what you need, congrats! However, this folder is pre-compiled and not that flexible. If you want to create your own personalized SAT question pdf, tailored to your study purpose, this tutorial is for you.

When I was studying for the SAT, I was also teaching myself to code. In a random afternoon, out of boredom, I made a piece of code that helps automate all the ticking in 15 seconds.

Now, as a second-year Data Science student, I’ve modified the code to work with the latest College Board SAT updates.

Anyways, I won’t bore you with all the technical stuffs. I’ll show you how to use this tool to create a SAT Question Bank PDF with answers, filtered by difficulty, question type, and more—all for free. Here is the tutorial:

Step 1: Prepare

Open SAT Suite Question Bank on your laptop/ PC. Then select your test, section, and question type. Example:

Press Search. It should take you to this interface:

Here you can choose your wanted difficulty and skills from the dropdowns. For example, I selected Medium and Hard questions.

There should be 291 questions that I need to tick before exporting. This number can vary depending on what question type and difficulty you selected.

Ok now it’s time for some more technical stuffs (but it will be simple, don’t worry).

Step 2: Code(?)

Move the cursor (the mouse) to an empty white space on your screen and right click. Select Inspect (or Ctrl + Shift + I).

Now you should see something like this on your screen. In the top right part, select Console (you might need to open the navigation bar if your screen is smaller).

You should see the console like below. It might look a bit different (maybe with fewer failed alerts).

Move your mouse to the right of the “>” at the bottom of the console and paste all of the following code:

const numQuestions = document.getElementById("results-table").getElementsByTagName("span")[0].textContent;
const pages = Math.floor(numQuestions / 10) + 1;

const next16 = document.getElementById("undefined_next");

TickAndClick(next16, 0)
subwaySurfer();

function dsat16autotick() {
    const idStartsWith = "apricot_check";
    var elements = document.querySelectorAll(`[id^=${idStartsWith}][aria-label^="Select item ID"]`);
    
    for (const element of elements) {
        if (element.checked == false) {
            element.click()
        }
    }
}

async function TickAndClick(node, i) {
    setTimeout(async () => {
        if (i < pages) {
            dsat16autotick();
            node.click();
            await TickAndClick(node, i + 1);
        } else {          document.getElementById("subwaySurfer").remove();
        }
    }, 500)
}

function subwaySurfer() {
    const startTime = Math.floor(Math.random() * 500);    

    const video = document.createElement("iframe");
    video.id = "subwaySurfer";
    video.src = `https://www` + `.youtube.com/embed/zZ7AimPACzc?si=XTfLmpE3GAAoFU0R&start=${startTime}&autoplay=1&controls=0`;
    video.width = "250";
    video.height = "560";
    video.title = "YouTube video player";
    video.frameborder = "0";
    video.allow = "accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture";
    video.allowfullscreen = false;
    video.style = "position: fixed; top: 50%; left: 50%; translate: -50% -50%; z-index: 9999;";

    document.body.appendChild(video);
}

Warning: Don’t copy paste random things into your console, this is an exception. Actually, if you don’t believe me and think that I’m a hacker who’s trying to steal your data or take control of your computer, don’t follow this tutorial.

If you want to be more sure, I will make another newsletter to explain how the above piece of code works.

Now your console should look like this.

Press Enter and watch the magic happen.

Once the auto-tick is done, you can close the console.

Step 3: Export

Now, click on the Export button. It might take quite some time to load as you are exporting quite a lot of questions. Do be patient.

Select your preferred export version and press the Export PDF button.

After pressing the button, you should see a print pop-up like this:

Select Save as PDF and press Print.

👌 Voilà 👌

The SAT Suite Question Bank is a goldmine for SAT practice, but manually selecting questions can be frustrating. By automating this process, you can save time and focus on what really matters—studying.

Sadly, some test prep centers charge for these free resources. Don’t fall for it! With this tutorial, you can access all the questions you need without spending a dime.

Final Thoughts

I hope this tutorial helps you create your SAT Question Bank PDF with ease. If you have any questions or run into issues, feel free to email me at support@dsat16.com.

And if you’re inspired to learn coding, start with small projects like this one—it’s a great way to build skills while solving real-world problems.

Remember to send this to someone who’s about to give their money away to buy these free questions. Don’t let them know what to expect and enjoy!

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That’s all. Have a nice weekend!