01 / Process
Each stage accepts only what cleared the one before.
Specification mapping — The published test specification becomes a coverage table of domains and skills. Every skill in the specification must have a slot.
Drafting — The item, its options and its rationale are drafted from source material. A citation to that source must be attached.
Deterministic validation — Machine checks test for a single defensible key, overlapping options and format rules. Every check must pass.
Expert review — A subject-matter expert reads the item and edits or rejects it. The item ships only with the reviewer's sign-off.
02 / Features
A four-stage production pipeline for test-preparation providers, publishers, schools and district programs
Machine checks confirm exactly one defensible answer, no overlapping options, a named skill mapping, and correct units, figures, and notation before any item advances.
No item ships without review by a subject-matter expert, who reads, edits, or rejects it. Machine validation checks form and logic; the reviewer judges whether the item is a fair measure of the skill.
Items ship in sets of 20, four options each, with a coverage table mapping every item to a specification skill and rationales that justify the key and explain each distractor.
Sets are delivered in HTML, PDF, and a structured interchange file.
03 / Use cases
How test-preparation providers, publishers, schools and district programs put Qraft to work
Source new items that reflect the current test specification without waiting on a manual rewrite of an entire bank. Machine checks cover form and logic, and a subject-matter expert judges whether each item is a fair measure of the skill before it ships.
Delivery slots into existing production workflows: sets of 20, four options each, with a coverage table and rationales, in HTML, PDF, or a structured interchange file. Domain, skill and difficulty are specified at order time.
The same four-stage process gives a documented basis for confidence in item quality. No item ships without a human reviewer's sign-off, and machine validation and expert judgment are treated as complementary steps.
04 / Specifications
What each delivery contains and how it is produced
| Product | Digital SAT Practice Item |
|---|---|
| Customers | Test-preparation providers, publishers, schools and district programs |
| Assessments covered | PSAT 8/9, PSAT 10, PSAT/NMSQT, SAT |
| Production stages | 4: specification mapping, drafting, deterministic validation, expert review |
| Specification mapping | Coverage table of domains and skills; every skill in the specification has a slot |
| Deterministic validation checks | Exactly one defensible answer; no two options mean the same thing; each item maps to a named specification skill; units, figures and notation follow style rules; rationale states why the key is correct and why each distractor is not |
| Expert review | Every item signed off by a subject-matter expert before release |
| Delivery unit | Sets of 20 items |
| Options per item | Four options each |
| Rationales | Key justification plus a reason for each distractor |
| Coverage table (delivery) | Item to specification skill mapping included with every set |
| Formats | HTML, PDF, and a structured interchange file |
| Order-time customization | Domain, skill and difficulty specified at order time |
05 / FAQ
No. No item ships without expert review. Stages 1 to 3 are automated, and whether an item is released is a human decision: a subject-matter expert reads each item and edits or rejects it, and the item is signed off by the reviewer.
Items ship in sets of 20, with four options each. Every set carries its coverage table, which maps each item to a specification skill, and rationales that give the key justification plus a reason for each distractor. Domain, skill and difficulty are specified at order time.
Each delivery comes in HTML, PDF, and a structured interchange file.
In step 1 you choose a domain and receive one sample set. In step 2 you review the sample and align the review criteria. In step 3 you agree a delivery schedule and volume. Sample requests and pilot enquiries are handled through the enquiry form on the contact page.

For test-preparation providers, publishers, schools and district programs
Pick a domain and take one sample set first. Twenty items arrive with the coverage table and a rationale for every key and distractor. Review the sample, align the review criteria with your editors, then agree a delivery schedule and volume.
Contact
Sample requests and pilot enquiries for test-preparation providers, publishers and district programs
Sample requests and pilot enquiries go through the form below. Tell us the domain, the skills you need covered and the volume you have in mind, and we will prepare a sample set.
This page is a sample brochure produced with LabChure. Qraft is a fictional company created for this demonstration and does not exist. The market figures cited here are published by the College Board. SAT and PSAT/NMSQT are registered trademarks of the College Board, which is not affiliated with and does not endorse this product.
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