Students use SAT questions to test reasoning, solve problems, and manage time. Practicing SAT questions often helps them see patterns in the test and become more accurate. By tackling various kinds of SAT problems, students spot tricky traps and get used to the way questions are framed. Doing this makes them more confident and less stressed on test day. Solving SAT questions early also shows them which areas they struggle with so they can work on improving. Taking a clear and planned approach to SAT question practice helps students get higher scores and feel more prepared for the exam.