Practice Module 1 to Win the Digital SAT Adaptive Hard Track The digital SAT uses multistage adaptive testing, which means your Module 1 performance in each section routes you to an easier or harder Module 2, and that routing largely determines your score ceiling. The one move that matters most: treat every question in Module 1 like it counts, because it decides the difficulty (and the point value) of everything that follows. TL;DR: Your performance in Module 1 determines whether your Module 2 difficulty will be easier or harder, impacting your score ceiling significantly. The adaptive routing relies on overall Module 1 accuracy, not effort or time spent, so a weaker feeling in Module 2 does not necessarily mean poor performance. Practicing with timed, mixed-module sets and focusing on error analysis will better prepare you for the test’s adaptive structure. The scoring model favors hard questions answered correctly, meaning a higher difficulty Module 2 can lead to a potentially higher score ceiling. The shorter test duration and built-in pauses may reduce anxiety, but understanding the routing mechanics remains crucial for optimal performance. Table of Contents What Digital SAT Ad