Every skill on the Digital SAT blueprint, with what we actually observe when people answer questions on it under timed conditions: how often it comes out right, how long it takes, and whether the wrong answers cluster on one particular option.
These are our figures from our own question bank, not official College Board statistics, and each page states its sample size. A skill only gets a page once there is enough data behind it to mean something — which is why this list grows slowly.
Not enough data yet
A skill needs at least 200 recorded answers across at least 8 published questions before it gets a page here. Publishing a statistic from fewer attempts than that would be the same mistake as reporting a practice score as a single confident number — it would look like a measurement without being one.
The first pages appear once the mocks have been sat. Nothing needs to be written for that to happen; they are built from the data.
