Can your child spot the relationship between shapes and patterns?
That’s exactly what the Figural Analogies section of the OLSAT Grade 6 test evaluates.
In this section, students are presented with a pair of figures that share a specific relationship. Their task is to select another figure that completes a second pair in the same way. This type of question measures abstract reasoning, pattern recognition, and visual logic—skills essential for gifted program assessments and overall problem-solving.
With the Gifted Test Prep App, your child can practice targeted Figural Analogies questions designed for Grade 6. Each question helps students identify shape transformations, rotations, size changes, shading patterns, and other visual relationships—training the mind to recognize logical connections quickly and accurately.
We’ve included 10 free OLSAT Figural Analogies practice questions for Grade 6 below. These examples reflect the difficulty level, structure, and reasoning style of the real test, helping you assess your child’s current ability and areas to focus on.
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Consistent practice improves both speed and accuracy. As your child works through Figural Analogies, they develop stronger visual-spatial reasoning, sharper analytical skills, and enhanced confidence for test day.
The Gifted Test Prep App provides practice across all key areas—Verbal, Quantitative, and Nonverbal—with guided explanations and progressive difficulty. By practicing Figural Analogies, your child not only prepares for the OLSAT but also builds problem-solving skills that support learning across all subjects.
Start building your child’s visual reasoning skills today.
Practice OLSAT Figural Analogies for Grade 6 on the Gifted app and help them approach each pattern with confidence.