For approximately 13 of the questions in the SAT test math section, you will not be given four answer choices. Instead, you’ll need to come up with the answer on your own and “grid in” a number in four spaces. These flashcards will help you practice that skill, while giving additional review on the math understanding required on this test.
Complete rules for gridding in on this test can be found here. Please review them before you begin the flashcards and you may want to keep a copy of the rules open as you work.
The notation “(blank)” in a flashcard answer indicates a space to be left blank on the grid. For answers that occupy fewer than the four spaces provided, you can put your answer in any boxes, as long as the numerals and symbols (like “/ “) are in the correct order.
Reminder: When you take the test, be sure to fill in the corresponding bubble below each answer box. This is what actually records your answer. Also, no answer will need more than four spaces and no answer will be a negative number.