Figure classification
Three figures share something. Choose the one figure of five that shares it too.
Practise each question type.
The CAT4 has four batteries with two question types each. Start in learning mode, where every answer is explained, then try a timed set when the type feels familiar.
Non-verbal reasoning
Reasoning with shapes and patterns, without words or numbers.
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Figure matrices
Work out how the first figure turns into the second, then make the same change to the third.
Verbal reasoning
Reasoning with words: spotting links and relationships.
bathroombedroomcellar
Verbal classification
Three words share a link. Choose the word of five that shares it most closely.
uncleauntashusband?uncle goes with aunt, as husband goes with which word?
Verbal analogies
Find how the first pair of words is linked, then complete the second pair the same way.
Quantitative reasoning
Reasoning with numbers: finding rules and relationships.
1235315434?
Number analogies
Two pairs of numbers follow the same rule. Use it to complete the third pair.
510204080?
Number series
Find the rule in a row of numbers and choose the number that comes next.
Spatial ability
Picturing shapes in the mind and moving them around.
Figure analysis (paper folding)
A square is folded and holes are punched through it. Choose how it looks when unfolded.
Find this shape
Figure recognition (hidden shapes)
Find the design that hides the target shape at exactly the same size, with every side in full.