The Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT) is a nationalized standard test that educators and schools use to identify gifted and talented students. An important thing to note is that the CogAT is not a knowledge test, but an abilities test. Published by Riverside Insights, the CogAT was initially developed in the 1950s and has since then gone through many updates. The CogAT has three sections – verbal, math, and non-verbal sections.
Verbal Battery:
- Verbal Analogies
- Sentence Completion
- Verbal Classification
Quant Battery:
- Number Analogies
- Number Puzzles
- Number Series
Non-Verbal Battery:
- Figure Matrices
- Paper Folding
- Figure Classification
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Practice CogAT Verbal Questions
Question 1:
Ariel looked pretty in a floral dress with flowers _______ her shoulders.
A. adorning B. possessing C. living D. coursing E. pursuing
Question 2:
deer —> fawn : cow —> ?
A. cow B. calf C. cub D. beef E. milk
Question 3:
slumber, doze, rest, ?
A. scare B. nap C. daze D. gaze E. coax
Practice CogAT Math Questions
Question 1:
? + 96 + 62 = 670
A. 521 B. 522 C. 511 D. 512 E. 502
Question 2:
12, 26, 40, 54, 68, ?
A. 84 B. 94 C. 70 D. 74 E. 82
Question 3:
➤ + ? + 46 = 129 – 7
➤ = 12
A. 46 B. 62 C. 64 D. 44 E. 74
To get more practice, refer the below:
CogAT Nonverbal Practice Questions
CogAT Verbal Practice Questions
Download free CogAT guides and CogAT practice questions
Types of Questions on the CogAT Exam
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