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Prepping for the SATs? Want to Test Your Skills? Ask Gemini for a Free Practice Test

A simple prompt pulls up an interface that resembles an online test environment. You get explanations for wrong answers and detailed feedback at the end.

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Prepping for the SATs or just want to test your skills? Gemini now supports free SAT practice tests.

Just type “I want to take a mock SAT test” or a similar prompt, and Google's AI will open a new interface within the chat window that resembles an online test environment.

Like the actual SAT, there will be two sections: Reading and Writing, and Math. Click Start to begin and from a pop-up window, you can choose whether you want to: set a time limit and see the time remaining, show correct answers after each response, and see hints for each question. All of these are optional; you can choose one or more options.

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When the test begins, you’ll see one question at a time. If you have enabled the timer, you’ll see it appear on the top right. If you choose to have your answers checked immediately, you will receive an explanation for both the correct and incorrect options below each question.

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You can skip questions and come back to them within a module whenever you like. The best part is, you can close the test and resume it from the same chat window later. Hit submit when you finish to receive detailed feedback from Gemini. For questions you didn’t follow, you can also ask for an explanation.

Google says the questions have been “rigorously vetted” by education companies like The Princeton Review. Google says it plans to bring other standardized tests to the platform, too.

For teachers, meanwhile, Gemini will soon be able to collaborate with Google Classroom and do things like draft assignments or summarize student progress.

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