2024 CAT4 Test Practice for Year 4
TestPrep-Online will help your child master his upcoming CAT4 exam with the most accurate CAT4 Level A Preparation Pack. The pack is comprised of the following components:
- Full test simulations: Let your child experience the testing environment and timing as accurately as possible to give them confidence and comfort on their testing day.
- Broad explanations: So your child can understand each question thoroughly and improve their performance over time.
- Extra practice questions: Focus your child on each topic individually so you can understand which subject they need to concentrate on.
- Comphrehensive study guide: Helps your child with key concepts and provides useful tips and tactics.
- Instructional videos: New videos that explain the quantitative, verbal, non-verbal, and spatial topics on the CAT4 and demonstrate how to deal with these topics in a child-friendly way.
With this prep pack, your child will easily ace their upcoming CAT4 exam. See below for more information and sample questions for the CAT4 level A test.
CAT4 Test Practice for Year 4 (Level A)
6 Month License for Complete Test Prep
- *NEW*! Eight child-friendly videos explaining all topics
- 550+ sample questions
- 15+ practice tests
- 2 full-length CAT4 simulation
- A detailed study guide with examples and solving tips
- Comprehensive score reports
All the preparation your child needs to ace their test!
About the CAT4 Level A
The Cognitive Abilities Test (or CAT4) is a cognitive test developed by GL Assessment to support schools in the understanding of students’ individual abilities and academic potential. In addition, the CAT4 is widely used as an entrance exam to many private and public schools in the UK and Ireland as well as schools around the world. The CAT4 level A exam is made according to the specifications of Year 4 in the UK, catering to children between the ages of 7 to 9.
The CAT4 level A is comprised of the following sections:
- Quantitative Reasoning-Number Series and Number Analogies
- Verbal Reasoning-Verbal Classification and Verbal Analogies
- Non-Verbal Reasoning-Figure Classification and Figure Matrices
- Spatial Ability-Figure Analysis and Figure Recognition
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CAT4 Level A Sample Questions
CAT4 Level A Test Practice Question-Quantitative Reasoning #1
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CAT4 Level A Test Practice Question-Verbal Reasoning #1
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CAT4 Level A Test Practice Question-Non Verbal Reasoning #1
CAT4 Level A Test Practice Question-Spatial Ability #1
Still not sure how to tackle such Paper Folding questions? Watch this short video to learn more! (You have 8 such videos, one for each subject, in our CAT4 Level A-B Premium pack)
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CAT4 Subjects
The CAT4 includes four subject-specific divisions called ‘batteries’:
- Verbal Reasoning – This battery is about discovering logical connections between words. It is designed to measure your verbal comprehension, reasoning, and logic as well as your vocabulary.
- Quantitative Reasoning – This battery tests one’s ability to use numbers and basic arithmetic concepts to solve simple mathematical problems. Most of the questions in this battery do not require complex calculations.
- Non-verbal Reasoning – This battery tests one’s problem-solving and pattern recognition skills using various formations of shapes. These skills are needed in important school subjects such as mathematics and sciences.
- Spatial Reasoning – This battery tests the ability to think and carry out tasks in three dimensions. This includes mental rotation, recognition of shapes within larger figures, and more.
CAT4 Level A Format & Sections
CAT4 Level A is a multiple-choice exam that consists of four test batteries, each containing two short tests/sections. The following table shows the sections included in each battery:
| Verbal Reasoning | Verbal Classification Verbal Analogies |
| Quantitative Reasoning | Number Analogies Number Series |
| Non-verbal Reasoning | Figure Classification Figure Matrices |
| Spatial Ability | Figure Analysis Figure Recognition |
This exam is administered in three parts. The following table presents the number of questions and time allotment for each section:
Part 1 | Number of Questions | Time Alloted |
Figure Classification | 24 questions | 10 minutes |
Figure Matrices | 24 questions | 10 minutes |
Part 2 |
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Verbal Classification | 24 questions | 8 minutes |
Verbal Analogies | 24 questions | 8 minutes |
Number Analogies | 18 questions | 10 minutes |
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Number Series | 18 questions | 8 minutes |
Figure Analysis | 18 questions | 9 minutes |
Figure Recognition | 18 questions | 9 minutes |
How to Prepare for the CAT4 Level A (Year 4)
To make sure your child is adequately prepared for the CAT4, there are several things we advise you to do:
- Use our CAT practice papers for Year 4. This CAT4 test practice will provide your child with real-life simulations that reflect the real CAT4 Level A exam.
- When practicing, do not spend too much time on any one particular question. Remember that each section of the test is timed, and you should answer as many questions as you can. Try solving easier questions first so you leave more time for the harder questions.
- Take breaks when you need to during practicing, so you do not feel burnt out.
- Know your child's strengths and weaknesses through practicing so you can focus the practice on subjects that are difficult for him or her.
- When you finish a practice test, read the explanations carefully (even if you got it right!) and understand where you were wrong and why. Our practice pack provides thorough explanations and solving tips for each question.
In summary, the CAT4 Level A is a challenging test, but proper preparation increases the chances your child will ace it. Our CAT4 Level A PrepPack allows your child to familiarise him- or herself with the test and gives him or her the confidence needed to succeed.