Real SAT words-in-context and reading-reasoning questions, plus pacing — you answer against a clock, so it trains speed as well as accuracy.

THE READING LEAK

Q: Is this SAT reading game free?

Yes. No login. The game is free, and so is the full Forge diagnostic it links to.

Q: How long does a round take?

A couple of minutes. At the end, a hull report shows whether your points leaked to vocabulary, pacing, or reasoning.

Answer before the clock runs dry, or Flint's boat takes on water. Every miss tells on you.

Q –/10 SCORE 0 LEAKS 0/5 BEST 0

KEEP IT AFLOAT

FLINT'S BOAT HAS A PROBLEM

Ten quick reading questions — some are word-in-context, some are pure reasoning, and every one is on a clock. A right answer plugs a leak. A wrong answer or a dead clock springs one. Five leaks and it goes down.

Here's the trick: the game is taking notes. Miss on words, run out of time, or miss with all the time in the world — each is a different leak in your real SAT reading. Finish the run and I'll show you the hull report.

A free SAT reading practice game

The Reading Leak turns a reading section into a race against a sinking boat. You answer real words-in-context and reasoning questions on the clock, and every miss springs a leak. So does every second you run out of. It's short, it's timed, and it makes pacing something you feel instead of something you're told about.

How it works

When the round ends, the hull report shows where your points actually went: vocabulary, pacing, or reasoning. Those are three different problems with three different fixes, and knowing which one is yours is the whole point. The game's at the top of this page and takes a couple of minutes.

Common questions

Is this SAT reading game free?

Yes, no login. The game is free, and so is the full diagnostic it links to.

What does it train?

Words in context, reading reasoning, and pacing under time.

How long does a round take?

A couple of minutes, then you get the vocab / pacing / reasoning breakdown.

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