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Three figures share a hidden feature. Pick the option that shares it too.
Parent guide
CAT4 (the Cognitive Abilities Test, fourth edition) has four parts, called batteries, and each battery has two types of question. Here's what each one looks like, what it measures, and how to help your child feel ready, with free practice for every type.
Three figures share a hidden feature. Pick the option that shares it too.
A is to B as C is to…? Work out how one figure changes, then apply it.
Three words belong to a group. Pick the word that belongs with them.
Hot is to cold as up is to…? Find the word that completes the pair.
The same rule turns each first number into the second. Find the missing one.
Spot the pattern in a row of numbers and say what comes next.
Paper is folded and punched. What does it look like when it's opened?
Find a target shape hidden inside one of five busy designs.
Which level your child sits, from X and Y up to G, with UAE grade equivalents.
What SAS, stanines, percentiles and "verbal bias" on the report actually mean.
What happens on the day, whether to practise, and what to tell your child.
Type in the four scores from the report and see what they mean.
Every term on a CAT4 report, in plain English.
The reading test Dubai schools give three times a year, and how to read its report.
The end-of-year English, maths and science tests, and how they differ from CAT4.
Fresh worksheets with answer keys, for every question type and level.
Our free 20-minute practice test has three questions of every type, with explanations for each.
Take the free practice test