InView practiceGrade 3

Free InView practice test for Grade 3InView Level 1

Grade 3 students also sit Level 1, the same test as Grade 2, so a Grade 3 child usually finds more of it in reach. The Quantitative Reasoning subtest leans on number puzzles: what number makes both sides equal.

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  • Sequences

    20 questions · 15 minutes

    A row of shapes (and from Level 2, letters or numbers) follows a rule: choose what comes next.

  • Analogies

    20 questions · 20 minutes

    The pictures in the top row go together in a certain way: choose the picture that completes the bottom row the same way.

  • Quantitative Reasoning

    20 questions · 30 minutes

    Number puzzles, number pairs, number grids and equations to fill in.

  • Verbal Reasoning-Words

    20 questions · 20 minutes

    How words go together: what something must have, sets of words in order, and which word belongs or does not.

  • Verbal Reasoning-Context

    20 questions · 20 minutes

    Short facts about people and things: choose the statement that must be true.

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Tips

Getting ready for Grade 3

  • In a number puzzle, work out the side with no blank first, then find what the blank must be.
  • In word sets, the top row has an order: keep it when you fill the bottom row.
  • Answer every question: nothing is taken off for a wrong answer.
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InView is a cognitive abilities test published by Data Recognition Corporation (DRC), first developed by CTB/McGraw-Hill. Scholar Tests is not affiliated with or endorsed by DRC, CTB, McGraw-Hill or any school district. Our InView-style practice questions are written by us in the style of the published InView question types; they are not real InView questions, and a practice score is not an InView score or a Cognitive Skills Index.