SCAT practiceGrade 6
Free SCAT practice test for Grade 6SCAT Advanced Level
From Grade 6, students sit the SCAT's Advanced Level, written for high school. The analogies use precise words (what a scientist studies, what an instrument measures, a group of animals) and the comparisons use algebra, geometry and probability.
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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 6
- Name the link exactly: "a botanist studies plants" is tighter than "a botanist likes plants".
- When x could be between 0 and 1, squaring makes it smaller: check that case every time.
- Learn the area of a circle, the angle sums of polygons and the Pythagorean theorem.
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