The CAT4 Level D test is taken for entry into Year 7, normally after or towards the end of Year 6 – primary school. Many selective schools will use this to ascertain if a child is able to keep up with their peers and which ability set to place the student into. A complete CAT4 test consists of eight sub-tests; with each of these tests assessing a different cognitive ability which help to determine a child’s future potential. Click on the images below to launch the practice tests and get your child ready for the real thing.

CAT4 Practice Figure Classification Test
CAT4 Practice Figure Matrices Test
CAT4 Practice Verbal Classification Test
CAT4 Practice Verbal Analogies Test
CAT4 Practice Number Analogies Test
CAT4 Practice Number Series Test
CAT4 Practice Figure Analysis Test
CAT4 Practice Figure Recognition Test

Results for each of the CAT4 Level D practice tests will be available in your practice history page.

Check out the full breakdown of each level and which age group it applies to.

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