CogAT® Grade 3 Verbal Questions | Gifted and Talented Program

“What makes the sky blue?”  

Have you ever been stumped by the endless stream of questions that your curious child throws your way? These inquisitive minds are like sponges, soaking up knowledge and processing information at an astonishing rate. If your junior displays an unquenchable thirst for learning, coupled with an exceptional ability to grasp concepts, it’s possible that he/she possesses unique gifts. The CogAT test at grade 3 unlocks student’s cognitive potential and opens doors to gifted and talented program. 

Know more about the verbal battery of CogAT level 8

Visualize your kid immersing himself/herself in a series of intricate questions that challenge his/her verbal reasoning and cognitive faculties. This is the essence of the CogAT test, meticulously crafted to evaluate your child’s verbal aptitude through the verbal battery. The battery is further divided into three sections, each tailored to extract distinct aspects of your young master’s verbal capabilities.

• Picture classification: Within this segment, your junior’s talent for recognizing connections among words comes to the forefront. For instance, the task might involve deciphering the underlying link between words like “oak,” “maple,” and “cedar.” This assessment delves into his/her prowess in grouping and discerning patterns.
• Sentence completion: Here, your child’s command over grammar, vocabulary, and contextual understanding takes center stage. Confronted with incomplete sentences, he/she is tasked with selecting the most contextually fitting option from the array provided. This phase evaluates his/her adeptness at deciphering language subtleties and drawing meaning from incomplete information.
• Picture analogies: This subset hinges on your third grader’s ability to unearth relationships between word pairs and subsequently apply these relationships to other pairs. For instance, if “orchid” corresponds to “vibrant,” then what does “sunflower” correspond to? This part of the test scrutinizes your little one’s capacity to comprehend and extend logical and semantic connections.

For your better understanding, we have shared 10 CogAT practice questions below.

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As you embark on the journey to prepare your third grader for the gifted test, consider the enriching possibilities offered by the Gifted CogAT Test Prep App. Boasting a diverse range of over 10,000 practice MCQs spanning verbal, quantitative, and nonverbal batteries, the app caters to various levels from kindergarten to grade 5.

However, beyond the pursuit of high scores, remember to foster a true passion for learning. Nurturing curiosity and honing analytical thinking are key aspects of this preparation. Alongside the app’s features, engage your precious in meaningful discussions, diverse reading, and verbal expression to enhance cognitive growth.

This approach will not only prepare your little master for the test but also equip him/her with lifelong skills beyond the exams.

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