CogAT 7th Grade Practice Test

If you and your child have wondered what kinds of questions will appear on the 7th grade CogAT, below are some examples! These sample questions should provide you with a better idea of the quantitative, verbal and non-Verbal skills that your child should focus on, and demonstrate during the exam. All sample questions are similar to the most current version of the CogAT, “Forms 7 and 8”.

1.) Quantitative Battery: Number Puzzles

In this section, you will be given a mathematical equation. Choose the answer that should replace the ? or the symbol.

2.) Non-Verbal Battery: Figure Classification

In the Figure Classification subtest, the child is shown 3 figures on the left that are related in some way The child must choose an answer on the right that goes with the first 3 figures in exactly the same way. When the questions get harder, the 3 figures are on the top and the answer choices are below, but the reasoning is the same.

Parent say to your child: The first 3 figures on the left (or, on top) relate to each other in some way. Find a figure to the right of the line (or, below the line) that goes with the first 3 figures in exactly the same way.

3.) Verbal Battery: Verbal Analogy

The first two words in the sentences below go together in a certain way. choose the answer that goes with the third word in the sentence the same way that the first and second words go together.

4.) Quantitative Battery: Number Series

Look at the numbers in each row below. There is a rule that governs the order in which the numbers occur in the series. Figure out the rule and then choose the number that comes next from the answer choices below.

5.) Non-Verbal Battery: Paper Folding

On the top row, you will see how a square piece of paper is folded sometimes once, sometimes twice, sometimes three times. Holes are then punched after the paper has been folded. Choose the answer in the second row that shows how the folded piece of paper would look after it is unfolded.

Answers:

1.) e.1

2.) c- One horizontal line, three small triangles looking up, down and to the right

3.) A. Dull

4.) C. 122 (repeat first three numbers)

5.) C.

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16 Responses

Torey

That was helpful, I’m still confused with most figure classifications

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pretty good

Racheal

This was a good experience, my child actually learned a few things from this!!!

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Testing Mom is a wonderful site that really helped my daughter with her test preparations. Her exam is coming up soon and I think she is much better prepared than she was before to take and excel at the CogAt. Thank you Testing Mom!

holimnat000@student.evergreenps.org

I got them all correct!!! c:

Binod

Please send me 100 sample test for seven grade then I will decide

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good

garnett18827@students.burke.k12.ga.us

this was very helpful i will be practicng more problems so i can be more prepared for my test thank you

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sam

I am still confused with Non-Verbal Battery: Figure Classification

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Deepak

I LOVE math

Daksh Kansagra

I want to practice and check my knowledge

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