SCAT practiceGrade 2
Free SCAT practice test for Grade 2SCAT Elementary Level
Grade 2 students sit the SCAT's Elementary Level, written for children about two grades older. Many Grade 2 children meet harder words and numbers than they have seen at school, so a low practice score is normal, and the point of practice is getting used to the two question shapes.
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Verbal
50 questions · 20 minutes
Word analogies: a pair of words, then four pairs to choose the one that goes together the same way.
Quantitative
50 questions · 20 minutes
Quantitative comparisons: is Column A greater, Column B greater, are they equal, or can it not be decided?
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Tips
Getting ready for Grade 2
- Say how the bold words go together in a short sentence, like "a puppy grows into a dog", then try that sentence on each pair.
- In a comparison, work out both columns before you look at the four answers: they are always the same four.
- Twenty minutes for 50 questions is fast. Try 10 first, then build up to a full section.
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The SCAT (School and College Ability Test) is given by the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (CTY). Scholar Tests is not affiliated with or endorsed by Johns Hopkins University, CTY or any school. Our SCAT-style practice questions are written by us in the style of the published SCAT question types; they are not real SCAT questions, and a practice score is not a SCAT score and says nothing about CTY eligibility.