Properties of integers arithmetic word problems number lines squares and square roots fractions and rational numbers factors, multiples, and remainders prime numbers ratios, proportions, and percents sequences sets counting problems and logical reasoning For information on the new SAT that will be administered beginning in March 2016, visit our page with information on Navigating the New SAT. Please note that the information below is for the current version of the SAT that will be administered through January of 2016. Below you can find more detailed information about the specific skills these questions test. The SAT Math questions draw from four areas of math: number and operations algebra and functions geometry and measurement and data analysis, statistics, and probability. The student-produced response questions require students to solve a problem and grid the correct answer the questions do not provide answer choices. The five-choice multiple-choice questions require students to solve a problem and select the best answer from the available choices. The SAT Math sections consist of a total of 54 questions: 44 multiple-choice questions and 10 student-produced response questions.

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