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Call for zip code restrictions. |\n\n\n| PRICING |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Grades 2-3, Levels 8-9: $45 (consumable) Grades 3-12, Levels 9-17/18: $35 (reusable)\u003Cbr>Orders of 25 or more CogAT tests get a 10% discount. |  | Price includes:\u003Cbr>􀀁 Student test booklets\u003Cbr>􀀁 Administration directions\u003Cbr>􀀁 Answer sheets\u003Cbr>􀀁 Standard shipping to you\u003Cbr>􀀁 Scoring & Posting test reports\u003Cbr>􀀁 Mailing hard copies of test reports |\n\nCall 800-542-1066 or [540-622-5549. grouporders@setontesting.com](540-622-5549. grouporders@setontesting.com)  \nWhat is the structure of the test?  \nThe ten levels of CogAT span kindergarten through grade 12. All levels have three batteries: Verbal, Quantitative, and Nonverbal. Each battery includes three distinct subtests relevant to its domain. The use of three different subtest formats in each battery increases both the fairness and the validity of scores.  \nAll of the test questions are designed to show how well students use reasoning skills they have developed to solve problems they have not been directly taught.  \nFor Levels 5/6, 7, and 8 (kindergarten through grade 2), with the exception of the optional Sentence Completion subtest, questions are entirely pictorial. No reading is required of students in any subtest.  \nThe table beginning on the following page shows examples of the nine different formats implemented at Levels 5/6–8 (column 1) and at Levels 9–17/18 (column 2) . Exceptions to the formats are noted within the table.  \nAbout the Cognitive Abilities Test ( CogAT)  \nVerbal Battery Subtest Items  \n\n| Subtest | Levels 5/6–8 | Levels 9–17/18 |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Subtest 1: Picture/Verbal Analogies* | Each question shows a 2 x 2 matrix with three pictures and one empty cell. Students examine the two pictures in the top row to determine how they are related. Then they apply this relationship to the picture in the bottom row and choose the answer that generates a second pair of pictures related to each other in the same way as the first pair. | First students examine a pair of words and think of ways in which they are related. Then students apply this relationship to a third word to generate a new pair of words that goes together in the same way. Finally students select the best answer choice or, if none seems correct, they look for a different way in which the first two words are related. |\n| Subtest 2: Sentence Completion | “Which one swims in the ocean?”\u003Cbr>Students listen to a sentence or a question the teacher reads in English or Spanish and then select the picture that best completes the sentence or answers the question. | Students read an incomplete sentence and then select the answer choice that best completes the sentence. |\n| Subtest 3: Picture/Verbal\u003Cbr>Classification* |  |  |\n\nStudents first examine three pictures in the top row of each question and think of ways in which the pictures are alike. Then the students select the answer picture that belongs in the same group.  \nStudents examine three words and think of ways in which they are alike. Then students select an answer choice that belongs in the same group.  \n*Picture Analogies, Picture Classification at Levels 5/6–8; Verbal Analogies, Verba","cbCair1MxQAneI9x","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCair1MxQAneI9x","pdf",3534553,24,"English","# CogAT Form 7 Overview\n## Evaluated Batteries and Subtests\n## CogAT Form 7 Stats\n## State Restrictions and Administrator Notes\n# Test Structure and Level Coverage\n## Levels and Battery Composition\n## Design of Question Formats\n# Verbal Battery\n## Subtest 1: Picture/Verbal Analogies\n## Subtest 2: Sentence Completion\n## Subtest 3: Picture/Verbal Classification\n# Quantitative Battery\n## Subtest 4: Number Analogies\n## Subtest 5: Number Puzzles\n## Subtest 6: Number Series\n# Nonverbal Battery\n## Subtest 7: Figure Matrices","[{\"question\":\"What batteries and subtests are included in CogAT Form 7?\",\"answer\":\"CogAT Form 7 includes three batteries: Verbal, Nonverbal, and Quantitative. 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