Woodcock-Johnson Practice Questions
Wondering what kinds of questions your child will be asked on the Woodcock-Johnson® Tests of Cognitive Abilities?
Here are five examples.
IMPORTANT: While the Woodcock-Johnson® Tests of Cognitive Abilities sample questions shown on this page are representative of what your child will see on the exam, they aren’t taken directly from the actual test that’s being administered this year.
Woodcock-Johnson® Tests of Cognitive Abilities Sample Question #1
Choose the clown with the blue outfit.
Woodcock-Johnson® Tests of Cognitive Abilities Sample Question #2
Choose the missing number.
Woodcock-Johnson® Tests of Cognitive Abilities Sample Question #3
What color is the fifth square, counting from the right?
Woodcock-Johnson® Tests of Cognitive Abilities Sample Question #4
Touch the trapeze artist whose arms are outstretched, but not the one wearing pink or blue.
Woodcock-Johnson® Tests of Cognitive Abilities Sample Question #5
Is 18 an even or an odd number?
A. EVEN B. ODD
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