CAT4 Figure Recognition introduction

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CAT4 spatial reasoning skills

What are the CAT4 spatial reasoning sub tests?

The CAT4 assessment covers four types of Reasoning:

• CAT 4 Verbal Reasoning
• Non-Verbal Reasoning CAT4
• CAT 4 Quantitative Reasoning
• Spatial Reasoning CAT4

CAT4 Spatial Reasoning skills are assessed by two spatial reasoning modules.

For both the CAT4 Figure Analysis and the CAT4 Figure Recognition subtests, we’ve categorised every possible CAT4 question based on the specific CAT4 spatial reasoning skill below:

CAT4 Figure Recognition Level A to CAT4 Figure Analysis Level G

For each level, there’s a unique set of 6 online practice tests that will help your child prepare for the Figure Analysis module in the CAT4 test.

Which skills does the CAT4 assess?

Each of the eight CAT sections assesses a different set of reasoning skills. These are summarised below: firstly in terms of the four major aptitude tests for skills in numerical, verbal, spatial and non-verbal reasoning. Then secondly in terms of how the CAT4 also assesses the additional working memory and processing skills abilities – both of which are well- supported in the aptitude research theory and skills literature.

CAT4 spatial Abilities are measured by those CAT4 spatial reasoning sub-sections assessing visualization skills for 3D objects.

All CAT4 sub-sections measure:

• Processing Speed which is a pupil’s skills at processing / responding to visual and auditory info.
• Working Memory which is a pupil’s skills at holding / manipulating info within their individual short-term memory capacity.

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