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Free CogAT Kindergarten
Free CogAT Kindergarten
Kindergarten
Sample
Questions
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What is the CogAT?
The Cognitive Abilities Test, or CogAT, is a nationally standardized multiple-choice test that is
often used to identify students for gifted and talented programs. The test is divided by grade
level, with the CogAT Level 5/6 being administered to kindergarteners. The most current version
of the test, the CogAT Form 8, has three sections: Verbal, Nonverbal, and Quantitative. Each of
these sections has three unique question types. The table below shows all nine question types:
You can view a sample question from each battery below. Answers and explanations can be
found at the end. For more free sample questions and to try out a free timed quiz on our
website, check out our Free CogAT Kindergarten Sample:
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Verbal Sample Question: Picture Analogies
A B C
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Nonverbal Sample Question: Figure Matrices
A B C
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Quantitative Sample Question: Number Series
A B C
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Answers & Explanations
Verbal Analogies: B. The correct answer is the glasses. In the top row, the first picture is
of an ear. The second picture is a pair of headphones. Headphones are worn on your
ears.
The bottom row should follow the same pattern. The first picture shows an eye. The
correct answer will be something that you wear over your eyes, making glasses the
correct answer.
Figure Matrices: C. The correct answer is the grey pentagon with the gold star in the
middle. In the top row, the first box has a white parallelogram. In the second box, there is
a similar parallelogram, except it is now grey, and a gold star has appeared in the
middle.
The bottom row should follow the same pattern. In the first box, there is a white
pentagon. This means the correct answer should have a pentagon that is grey and has a
gold star in the middle.
Number Series: B. The correct answer is 5 beads. From left to right, there are 2, 3, and 4
beads. This means that in each row, the number of beads increases by 1. If we continue
this pattern, the next row will have 1 more than 4, which is 5 beads.
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