Cognitive Abilities Test CogAT® Multilevel C Book (Grade 4*) - Practice Test 1

by Mercer Publishing

Also available in ebook at Mercerpublishing.com _____"Mercer Publishing has the only available practice materials in the format of the CogAT* exam." ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Practice test 1 of 2. Level C is usually given to children in fourth grade**. Level C is the Multilevel Ed. format of the CogAT exam, in which the children read and answer the test questions themselves. This book contains a single full-length practice test that contains nine subtests in the three test areas found on the CogAT VERBAL Verbal Classification 20 questions Sentence Completion 20 questions Verbal Analogies 25 questions QUANTITATIVE Quantitative Relations 25 questions Number Series 20 questions Equation Building 15 questions NONVERBAL Figure Classification 25 questions Figure Analogies 25 questions Figure Analysis 15 questions Practice Test for the CogAT* Multilevel Edition is a full length practice test with answer key. The object of this practice test is to familiarize your child with sample questions they will face on test day, how the tests are formatted, the symbols used and the number of questions in in each test area. However, since this practice test has not been standardized with Riverside Publishing and the actual CogAT* test, a valid CogAT* test score cannot be concluded from their results on this practice test. * CogAT is a registered trademark of Houghton Mifflin Company. The Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT) is owned by Houghton Mifflin Company and published by Riverside Publishing, a Houghton Mifflin Company. Neither Houghton Mifflin Company nor Riverside Publishing was involved in the production of, nor endorses, these practice tests. ** Grade level is based on the exam publisher's recommendation for testing gifted students. Please check with your school as we cannot guarantee which level will be given by your school.

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First published January 1, 2010

Reviews

[Maria · Rating 5 out of 5]

This CogAT prep test did an excellent job of preparing my son for simple test taking, so that the actual test could assess his IQ and ability, and not his familiarity with a convoluted testing format, or certain types of questions! He said it was "fun" too, which was a shocker.

Anyway, I'd advise any parent not to send a kid in to a test cold. Other testing companies, such as the ISEE assessment for private schools, provide extensive practice materials because they realize that you can't "game" a test like this, but you can help your child do their best by becoming familiar with the types of things they will ask you.

Thank you, Mercer Publishing!