Digital SAT November 2025 — All Seven Forms (11A–11G) Compared: Routes, Answer Keys & the Overlap Map
Last updated: September 2026 · By the AllSatPapers Content Team
November 2025 was a seven-form month. Our archive captured five International forms — 11A, 11B, 11C, 11D, and 11E — plus two US forms, 11F and 11G: 790 questions in all. One fact heads this roundup because shoppers ask it first: every one of the seven files includes an answer key. Forms 11C, 11D, and 11E carry inline per-question answers (147, 133, and 120 of them), while 11A, 11B, 11F, and 11G close with full answer-key tables covering all four modules.
Two discoveries shape everything below. First, the twin: International 11B and US 11G are the same test — 96 of 97 questions verbatim, a 99% overlap. Second, the fork: Form 11C captures both adaptive Module 2 routes in full — 147 questions against the 98 a single student sits for — the month's flagship. Below: all seven forms side by side, the overlap web quantified, November's content traced into December 2025, and an honest buy-first ranking.
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November 2025 at a Glance
| Form | Version | Questions | Module 2 routes captured | Answer key | One-line identity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11A | International | 98 | Main route | Full key at end of file | The hub form — most-shared content |
| 11B | International | 97 | Main route | Full key at end of file | Twin of 11G — same test, two labels |
| 11C | International | 147 | Both routes, complete | 147 inline answers | The flagship — both adaptive branches |
| 11D | International | 133 | Hard complete + easy partial | 133 inline answers | The partial-route companion |
| 11E | International | 120 | Hard complete + easy fragments | 120 inline answers | The hard-route specialist |
| 11F | US | 98 | Main route | Full key at end of file | US mirror of the International pool |
| 11G | US | 97 | Main route | Full key at end of file | US twin of 11B |
Two structural notes. The counts above are captured questions: the single-route forms (11A, 11B, 11F, 11G) total what one student would sit for; the multi-route captures (11C, 11D, 11E) run higher. And the key format differs by capture — inline per question in the multi-route forms, a per-module table at the end of the single-route files.
The Overlap Map: Who Shares What
We cross-checked every question in all seven forms against each other and the rest of our archive. The result is a genuine web — the College Board builds its International and US administrations from the same item bank:
| Pair | Overlap | Breakdown (verbatim / retune / family) | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11B ↔ 11G | 99.0% | 96 / 0 / 0 | Same test, two labels — buy one, never both |
| 11A ↔ 11D | 38.8% | 1 / 37 / 1 | Heaviest cross-pollination in the International pool |
| 11A ↔ 11F | 35.7% | 21 / 14 / 0 | International↔US bridge — 21 items word-for-word |
| 11F ↔ 11D | 32.7% | 1 / 31 / 1 | Mostly retunes: same skeletons, new names and numbers |
| 11A ↔ 11E | 25.5% | 0 / 25 / 1 | Duckweed zinc-pollution study, molar-mass grammar item |
| 11A ↔ 11C | 22.4% | 0 / 22 / 1 | Science-fiction opener, glass eels, blue holes |
The 99% row is pure money-saving information: same Oscar Wilde passage at R&W M1 Q3, same William Carlos Williams excerpt at M2 Q19, same grip-strength math opener — 96 verbatim items out of 97 questions. Own one, and the other adds exactly one exclusive question.
The 11A ↔ 11F bridge is nearly as striking: 21 verbatim items, including the Henry James Portrait of a Lady question (11A M1 Q14 → 11F M1 Q8) and the 1895 poem "Ojistoh." And 11A shares 38.8% with 11D alone — the hub form indeed.
Flip the lens and overlap becomes a uniqueness ranking — questions found nowhere else in the archive:
- 11C — 134 exclusive questions (of 147): the double-route capture is mostly unique material
- 11D — 120 exclusives (of 133)
- 11E — 108 exclusives (of 120)
- 11F — 22 exclusives (of 98) and 11A — 20 exclusives (of 98): the shared core, by design
- 11B and 11G — 1 exclusive each (of 97): everything else exists somewhere else
The shopper's translation: buy one of each high-overlap pair, then spend the rest of your budget where the exclusive counts are highest.
Adaptive Routes, Captured
The Digital SAT is adaptive: Module 1 performance decides whether Module 2 serves you the easier route or the harder route. Most captured forms preserve one branch of that fork — most practice PDFs quietly show you half the test. November is the exception, at three depths:
- 11C — both routes, complete. R&W Module 2 arrives as 27 easier + 27 harder questions, Math Module 2 as 22 + 22: 147 questions, 147 inline answers — one purchase, two complete adaptive versions of the same test date.
- 11D — hard route complete, easy route partial. Both harder Module 2 routes intact (27 R&W + 22 Math), plus a large easier-route partial (21 R&W + 14 Math) — 133 questions, 133 answers.
- 11E — hard route complete, easy route fragments. The harder routes intact, plus easier-route fragments (9 R&W + 13 Math) — 120 questions, 120 answers.
Route coverage matters because the two branches are different exams wearing the same module number: the easier route tests fluency (concrete narratives, everyday-word blanks, one-step algebra), the harder route tests range (denser syntax, rarer vocabulary, parameterized math). A shaky Module 1 lands you on the easy route that single-route forms never show; a 750+ chase is decided on the hard one. 11C shows both, side by side, same question numbers, different universes:
Chains Out of November
November's content didn't retire when the month ended: our matching tracks November items flowing into the December 2025 forms — 12C, 12D, 12E, and the 12F question bank — so owning November is a head start on December:
| November source | December destination | Links | Example chain |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11A | 12F Question Bank | 7 retunes + 1 family | The |4x − 5| = −7 absolute-value trap (11A Math M2 Q4 → 12F Math M1 Q53) and the 6(9x + 16)(x − 5) expansion item (→ 12F Math M1 Q59) |
| 11A | 12E | 4 retunes | The same expansion item lands at 12E Math M2 Q22; the Tamsin Mather volcano passage resurfaces at R&W M1 Q21 |
| 11A | 12D · 12C | 2 retunes · 1 family | The absolute-value trap again (12D Math M1 Q8); an invasive-species notes item (12C R&W M2 Q24) |
| 11B / 11G | 12E · 12F | 1 + 2 retunes (per twin) | g(x) = √x + 300 at x = 81 reappears at 12E Math M1 Q9 and 12F Math M1 Q23; the blueberries notes item lands at 12F R&W M2 Q56 |
| 11C | 12D · 12F | 2 retunes each | "How many (distinct real) solutions does the given equation have?" — the same question family December keeps re-asking |
| 11D | 12C · 12D · 12E · 12F | 2 retunes each | y-intercept and equation-solution items crossing into all four December documents |
| 11E | 12E · 12F · 12D | 3 + 4 + 1 retunes | The Daniel Defoe (1704) main-idea passage lands at 12E R&W M1 Q27 and 12F R&W M1 Q48 |
| 11F | 12C · 12F | Family links | The Modernista-architecture passage and the Susitna River branching item (12F R&W M1 Q10) |
Read the table as a study plan: mastering 11A means you've already seen the skeletons of eight 12F items and four 12E items before December starts. The retune engine swaps surface details and keeps the moves — see them in November, bank the points in December.
Which Forms Should You Buy First?
Honest ranking, based on everything above:
- 11C, always. Both adaptive routes complete, 147 questions, 147 inline answers, and 134 items found nowhere else. If you buy exactly one November form, this is the no-regrets choice.
- Then 11A or 11F — pick by region, not both. The shared core: 98 questions each, full key tables, 21 verbatim items between them. International students take 11A (the hub); US students take 11F (the mirror). Owning both adds less than it costs.
- Add exactly one twin. 11B or 11G — 99% identical; the skipped copy adds a single exclusive question.
- Route specialists last, if they fit your case: 11D (hard complete + easy partial, 120 exclusives) for the fuller second route; 11E (hard-route specialist, 108 exclusives) for 700+ scorers.
Per-student cases: tight budget → 11C plus one twin. US students → 11F + 11C. International → 11A + 11C. Retake-driven → 11B now, 11G in two weeks: a free A/B test of whether your gains are real. Rather stop optimizing? That's what the bundle is for.
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Tips for Students Using the November Set
- Make 11C your November diagnostic: take it timed, then take the opposite Module 2 route days later — two full-test reps from one document, both scorable against the inline key.
- Use the twins as a retake instrument: 11B now, 11G in two weeks — identical content isolates real skill growth from item memorization.
- Audit every miss against the overlap map. Missed the Portrait of a Lady item? 11D and 11F give you two more shots at the same skeleton.
- Trust the included keys, not your memory. All seven forms ship with answer keys. Mark strictly, log the question type of every error, and let the key decide what you review.
- Know which branch you're training for. Shaky Module 1 → drill the easier-route material in 11C (complete) and 11D/11E (partial). Top-band chase → live in the hard routes, where the score is decided.
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