OLSAT Level D Test Prep, Samples & Tips

Help your child in the 3rd grade ace the OLSAT Level D with our extensive OLSAT Level D practice pack, including:

  • Full simulation practice tests: Helps your child to simulate real OLSAT conditions. So, by exam day, your child will know how to manage his time correctly.
  • Non-Verbal and Verbal Practical Exercises: Gives your child the opportunity to focus their studying on individual sub-topics so they can understand in which areas they need to improve on.
  • Broad study guides: Highlights all the material your child needs to know for his/her upcoming OLSAT test. It covers each section of the test and provides exclusive strategies and techniques for the exam.
  • Extra math enrichment practice: Allows your child to master all math questions that would appear in the OLSAT.
  • Detailed Explanations and Score Reports: Lets your child fully understand each question and improve their performance over time. 

With this prep pack, your child will ace his upcoming OLSAT Level D exam in no time!

Look below for exclusive tips, test format and all the information you will need before the test.

 

OLSAT 3rd Grade
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  • 347 total questions, comprised of:
    • 3 full-length realistic OLSAT Level D practice tests
    • 4 Non-Verbal practice drills
    • 4 Verbal practice drills
    • 2 Grade specific study guides
    • 427 FREE Math Enrichment questions
    • Thorough explanations and score reports
    • Score reports to track your child's progress
  • Secured payment and 6-month license
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About the OLSAT Level D

Students in the 3rd grade typically take the OLSAT Level D, which reflects the rich verbal and nonverbal cognitive development of students in the 3rd grade.

By the time students reach the 3rd grade, they have usually mastered and learned how to implement skills they have learned in previous grades. For example, students shift from learning to read to reading in order to learn. Thus, the OLSAT Level D focuses less on following directions and aural skills (both of which are already trivial for many 3rd graders) and focuses more on questions relating to verbal skills 3rd graders taking the OLSAT Level D are tested in both comprehension and vocabulary through finding antonyms and synonyms.

Pictorial reasoning questions are not used on the OLSAT Level D. Instead, quantitative reasoning skills are measured significantly more than in previous OLSAT-8 levels, suiting the present third grade math curriculum. Read more about all of the different question types on the OLSAT.


OLSAT Test Format

The OLSAT Level D is quite different from OLSAT Levels A-C with regard to test content. The OLSAT Level D contains 64 questions (32 verbal, 32 nonverbal) and has two sections, and students have 50 minutes to complete the test. 3rd grade students are expected to be able to read and therefore questions are not read aloud.


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How to Prepare for the OLSAT

Help your 3rd grader start preparing today with TestPrep-Online, allowing him/her to perform his/her best on the OLSAT Test. Our all-inclusive OLSAT Level D Test prep pack includes study guides and full-length practice tests.


Tips for Strengthening OLSAT Scores

  • Make sure your and your child know everything there is to know about the test. Knowledge is power. Check our FAQ page for more information about the test. Read through the information on this website and have a chat with your child's teachers. If your child knows what is coming, he or she will be much more confident and more likely to achieve a high score.
  • Build a study routine. If your child has a routine to stick to, he or she will be more focused and independent. Involve your child in the process of building the routine - this will make it easier to stick to it.
  • Do not skip the explanations. Our website provides full explanations for each question. Even if your child answers a question correctly, it is still important to read the explanations. Sometimes a child knows the correct answer but does not know why. Knowing the theory provides the child with tools for the next question, which might be more difficult.
  • Find out your child's strength and weaknesses. While working with your child, try to notice what types of questions he or she finds easier or more difficult. This will help you decide what topics to focus on while studying.
  • Remember to cover all question types. Even if your child finds certain types of questions easy, it is still important to practice them and obtain tools for the more difficult ones, even as you might want to focus on other topics.
  • Encourage your child to eat and sleep well. Nutritious food and a good night's sleep are a must for academic success. Studies have shown that students who sleep well and have a good meal before school achieve better academic results. Provide your child with some healthy food and avoid sweets, which make the sugar levels, along with your child's concentration, drop after a short while.
  • Help your child learn independently. While your involvement in your child's learning process is important, remember you will not be there during the real test. Therefore, your child needs to learn how to work alone. The best way is to go through the first few questions together, make sure your child understands what to do, then let him or her practice alone and call you only if a problem occurs.

OLSAT Level D Content

OLSAT 8
Test Level
Grade 3
Level D
Verbal 
Verbal Comprehension 
Following Directions 
Antonyms✔️
Sentence Completion✔️
Sentence Arrangement✔️
Verbal Reasoning 
Aural Reasoning 
Arithmetic Reasoning✔️
Logical Selection✔️
Word/Letter Matrix✔️
Verbal Analogies✔️
Verbal Classification✔️
Inference 
Nonverbal 
Pictorial Reasoning 
Picture Classification 
Picture Analogies 
Picture Series 
Figural Reasoning 
Figural Classification✔️
Figural Analogies✔️
Pattern Matrix✔️
Figural Series✔️
Quantitative Reasoning 
Number Series✔️
Numeric Inference✔️
Number Matrix✔️

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