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This section enables students to analyse and solve complex problems without relying verbal reasoning. |\n| Spatial Reasoning – Thinking with shapes and space\u003Cbr>Spatial reasoning involves the capacity to think and draw conclusions in three dimensions, needed for many STEM subjects, but not easily measured by other datasets. |\n\nWhen will testing take place?  \nIncoming 6th class students will sit the CAT test during their entrance assessments in February.  \nPreparation  \nThe point of CAT4 is that it is not a test of learnt knowledge, therefore practice in preparation may skew results of underlying natural ability.  \nAccessing Results  \nYour son/daughter’s CAT4 results report can be accessed through the school portal under their profile page from September.  \nInterpreting Your Son/Daughter’s Cat 4 Score  \nA summary of your child’s results are presented on a table like the one below.  \nThe Standard Age Scores (SAS) are the most important pieces of information derived from the CAT4 .  \nWhen you discover your son/daughters SAS mean score the table below aims to explain the meaning of the SAS scores attained by your child.  \n\n| Band Range | Mean SAS CAT Score | Expected Exam Attainments |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Band 1 | 110 and higher | Achieving mostly A grades with some Bs (75-100%) |\n| Band 2 | 100-109 | Achieving mostly B grades with some Cs (60 – 80%) |\n| Band 3 | 90-99 | Achieving mostly C grades with some Ds (45 – 70%) |\n| Band 4 | 89 and lower | Working with targeted interventions to improve grades |\n\nInformation video Explaining the CAT4 Tests  \nExamples of questions on The Cognitive Ability Test  \n\n| Verbal Reasoning |\n| --- |\n| The verbal classification test presents the student with a number of words which are related in someway. The student then needs to select another word from five other words which is associated in a similar way with the group presented.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>The verbal analogies test requires the student to determine the relationship between a pair of words. A third word will then be presented, and the student needs to use the relationship from the first pair to select a fourth word. This helps to assess the ability to determine verbal connections, relationships, and patterns.\u003Cbr>|\n| Quantitative Reasoning |\n| The number analogies test provides pairs of numbers which are linked together in some way using a logical rule. The third pair needs to be completed by selecting from five options presented. The relationship determined by analysing the first two pairs need to be applied to the third number to select the correct answer.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>The number ","cbCaifmDDcSpsACd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifmDDcSpsACd","pdf",818946,"English","# What is CAT4?\n## Details of the Test\n## Contents of the Test\n## When will testing take place?\n## Preparation\n## Accessing Results\n## Interpreting CAT4 Scores\n## Examples of Question Types\n### Verbal Reasoning\n### Quantitative Reasoning\n### Non-Verbal Reasoning\n### Spatial Reasoning","[{\"question\":\"What is the CAT4 Cognitive Abilities Test used for?\",\"answer\":\"CAT4 is designed to help students, teachers, and parents understand how a student learns and what their academic potential might be. 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