Are there science questions on the SAT?
August 9th, 2009 | 
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I need to know if there are any science based questions on the SAT. I know that there are Math, English, and Critical Reading, but are there any specific to biology, physics, etc.?
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No there’s no science related questions on the SAT.
However, if you take the ACT, then you will have science related questions.
Yes.
Although I haven’t taken the actual SAT test, I have taken previously used SAT tests (they change them frequently). I doubt it; the only thing that might happen is if they wanted you to use a formula and put it in a mathematical situation. They may also have Critical Reading questions that require you to read a passage about science and infer from the text. But really, I don’t think that there are going to be many (if any at all) questions that are specifically focused on science. I hope this helped.
You won’t specifically need to know science for the SAT. There will probably be some science related passages on the SAT, but you don’t actually need a knowledge of science for SAT.
For the ACT, though, you do need to know science.
Hope this helped!