Practice tests are very important for measuring your progress leading up to the SAT, and can help you lean in on a specific concept to focus on. They can also get you used to taking these tests and help with the timing and question format. Taking the online practice tests on Bluebook is very helpful as they simulate a real test taking environment and questions. Still, taking paper tests can help with timing and the question types.

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On Bluebook, log in with your College Board Account and go to full length practice tests. There you will be able to do some practice tests. Then, go through that practice test completely in one setting, and review all of your incorrect answers and understand / write down why you got them wrong and the skill you need to know for next time. 

 

Using your College Board account, you can access these paper practice tests on pdf. I suggest writing your answers down on a sheet of paper or printing out a bubble sheet to record your answers. Then, once you have completed the test, check your answers and see your score. Then, review each question you got wrong and go over why you got it wrong and what you need to change next time (THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART). Your score will only improve with these practice tests if you go over all of your incorrect questions.