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CAT4 Verbal Analogies question sample question
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- And CAT4 Number Analogies practice plus our Number Series CAT4 practice.
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What are these CAT 4 practice tests’ benefits
- 2 out of the 8 modules in the CAT4 test cover Verbal Reasoning.
- These modules are called Verbal Classification and Verbal Analogies.
- Detailed visual explanations are provided for every single question.
- The Verbal Analogies module is responsible for 50% of your child’s official CAT4 Verbal Reasoning score.
- By researching the Verbal Analogies module in detail, we’ve managed to identify every single possible version of the question type that could come up in your child’s test.
So, in summary, there’s three key factors:
- Firstly, these are THE most accurate and efficient way to prepare for the CAT4 Verbal Analogies module.
- And secondly, they will introduce your child to all of the possible types of CAT4 Verbal Analogies exam question.
- Thirdly, for each CAT 4 level, there’s a unique set of 6 online practice tests that will help your child prepare for the Verbal Analogies module in the CAT4 test.
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How are verbal reasoning skills assessed by the CAT4’s verbal analogies?
In the Verbal Analogies test, each question presents a verbal analogy in the form of ‘A-B: C-_’. Students have to work out how the first pair of words is related to each other and then select from five answer options the one that completes the second pair.
These questions involve two elements to the reasoning. First, students have to look for similarities and differences between the first pair, for example the second thing is an element of the first or a descriptive term for the first. Second, they have to duplicate that relationship starting with the third word presented.
Questions have been written to maximise the students’ flexibility in identifying and using concepts rather than taxing their background knowledge or vocabulary.
Which school pupil skills does 2023’s CAT4 assess?
Each of the eight CAT sections assesses a different set of reasoning skills. These are summarised below:
- Verbal Reasoning CAT4 section(s) which assess reasoning using words and language.
- Non-Verbal Reasoning CAT4 section(s) which asses reasoning using shapes, symbols and patterns.
- Quantitative Reasoning CAT4 section(s) which assess numerical reasoning including understanding maths data and manipulating numerical data.
- Spatial Ability CAT4section(s) which assess visualization skills for 3D objects.
- Working Memory CAT4section(s) which assess a pupil’s skills at holding and manipulating information in short-term memory.
- Processing Speed CAT4 section(s) which assess a pupil’s skills at processing and responding to visual and auditory information quickly.
- Verbal Ability CAT4 section(s) which assess a pupil’s vocabulary skills and understanding of the meaning of words.
- Non-Verbal Ability CAT4 section(s) which assesses a pupil’s skills at understanding and using visual information, including visual analogies and relationships between objects.
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