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OLSAT Testing Infographic

Preview of the OLSAT testing infographic

Explore five kinds of reasoning, illustrated examples with answers, and gentle preparation tips.

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OLSAT 8 level chart: A kindergarten, B grade 1, C grade 2, D grade 3, E grades 4–5, F grades 6–8, G grades 9–12.
Typical OLSAT 8 grade matches. Ask your school which level and form it will administer.

Read OLSAT Levels A–G Infographic: Kindergarten Through Grade 12 and transcript

Three OLSAT reasoning families: verbal uses words and meanings; nonverbal uses pictures and figures; quantitative uses numbers and relationships.
The three broad reasoning families. Specific question types vary by OLSAT level.

Read OLSAT Question Types Infographic: Verbal, Nonverbal, Quantitative and transcript

Original visual reasoning examples: three circles and one square for classification; shapes growing for analogy; alternating circle and square series; two-by-two shape-and-count matrix.
Original simplified teaching examples. These are not official OLSAT questions or a prediction of a test form.

Read OLSAT Nonverbal Reasoning Infographic: Visual Examples and transcript

Four questions for an OLSAT score-report conversation: identify the test, check the score label, ask about the comparison group, and read the full picture.
A conversation guide for families. Your school’s report and local policy control interpretation.

Read OLSAT Score Report Infographic: Four Questions for Parents and transcript

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