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Free NGAT Nonverbal practice questions

Free NGAT Nonverbal practice questions: original picture items, not an official form. Up to five items on this page. The rest of this part is included in Committed at $29/month and All-In at $199/year. Kindergarten through grade 2 is parent-present.

The diagnostic is on the free Explorer plan. No credit card. One diagnostic and 50 practice questions a month are included.

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Kindergarten through grade 2 is parent-present. A parent stays with the child. Student accounts stay grades 5–12.

NGAT practice is included in Committed ($29/month) and All-In ($199/year). Explorer can use NGAT as its one test type: 50 questions a month and one diagnostic. Prices are unchanged.

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Sample questions

5 items from the ASPIRE practice bank. More are in the app.

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Answer: A. outline triangle rotated 180 degrees. Each column keeps one shape: circle, then square, then triangle. The row sets the turn: upright, then a quarter turn, then a half turn. The picture for the empty cell is outline triangle rotated 180 degrees.

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Answer: A. outline two triangles. Each column keeps one shape: square, then triangle. The column sets how many: one, then two. The picture for the empty cell is outline two triangles.

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Answer: E. outline star. Each column keeps one shape: diamond, then hexagon, then star. The fill pattern takes one step when you move right or down: outline, solid, hatched, dotted, then outline again. The picture for the empty cell is outline star.

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Answer: C. outline diamond. The diamond switches between outline and hatched at each step, starting with outline. The picture for the empty cell is outline diamond.

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Answer: D. outline hexagon. Each column keeps one shape: triangle, then diamond, then hexagon. The fill pattern takes one step when you move right or down: outline, solid, hatched, dotted, then outline again. The picture for the empty cell is outline hexagon.