🎓OpenSAT: Free SAT Question Databank

OpenSAT is a collaborative project dedicated to providing a comprehensive and freely accessible database of SAT practice questions. Our mission is to ensure equal access to high-quality educational resources for all students preparing for the SAT exam.

What OpenSAT Offers:

• Extensive Question Bank: Access a wide range of SAT practice questions covering Reading, Writing and Language, and Math sections.
• Custom Question Generator: Utilize our AI-powered question generator to create or reuse SAT questions.
• Open Source: The entire question bank and codebase are openly available on GitHub, allowing for continuous improvement and community contributions.
• Free to Use and Modify: OpenSAT API is accessible to everyone, free of charge.

Public JSON Database:

• Explore our public JSON database containing SAT practice questions here. 📚

{
  "id": "70ced8dc",
  "domain": "Standard English Conventions",
  "question": {
    "paragraph": "Typically, underlines, scribbles, and notes left in the margins by a former owner lower a book’s ______ when the former owner is a famous poet like Walt Whitman, such markings, known as marginalia, can be a gold mine to literary scholars.",
    "question": "Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?",
    "choices": {
      "A": "value, but",
      "B": "value",
      "C": "value,",
      "D": "value but"
    },
    "correct_answer": "A",
    "explanation": "Choice A is the best answer. The convention being tested is the coordination of independent clauses within a sentence. An independent clause is a phrase containing a subject and a verb that can stand on its own as a sentence. This choice uses a comma and the coordinating conjunction 'but' to join the first independent clause ('underlines…lower a book’s value') and the second independent clause ('such markings…can be a gold mine to scholars') to create a compound sentence."
  }
}

How to Contribute:

Join us in improving OpenSAT:

• Improve the Question Generator: Enhance our AI question generator system to provide better SAT questions.
• Report Question Issues: Help us identify and address issues with specific questions by reporting them on GitHub under the 'report question' tag.
• Fix Bugs and Enhance Features: Share your ideas for improving the platform or report any bugs you encounter on GitHub.

Getting Started:

1. Fork the Repository: Create your own copy of the OpenSAT repository on GitHub by forking it.
2. Clone Your Fork: Clone your forked repository to your local machine using Git.
3. Contribute: Make changes to the question bank or codebase as needed.
4. Submit a Pull Request: Once you're satisfied with your changes, submit a pull request to the main OpenSAT repository for review and potential inclusion.

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Let's collaborate to build a comprehensive SAT practice platform accessible to all! 🌟