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OLSAT Test Sections

The OLSAT is made up of verbal and nonverbal sections.

The verbal section has the following:

verbal comprehension
verbal reasoning questions

The nonverbal section has the following:

pictorial reasoning
figural reasoning
quantitative reasoning questions

These sections can also be administered in standalone fashion depending on what the school or district is looking for. For example, the New York City gifted program administers the verbal section of the OLSAT while relying on the NNAT for their nonverbal scores.

The sections are explained further at the links below.

Quantitative Reasoning

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OLSAT Test Sections

The verbal section has the following:

The nonverbal section has the following:

The sections are explained further at the links below.

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