Analogy or Matrix Questions Do you see these 4 boxes? In the top row the pictures go together in a certain way. Now look at the bottom row. Do you see the empty box? Which of the 4 pictures on the side goes with the picture in the bottom box the same way the 2 pictures in the top row go together? A – Kindergarten level Answer: 1st image above the bubble Answer: 3rd image above the bubble
Answer: 2nd image above the bubble B – 1st Grade Level Answer: 3rd image above the bubble Answer: 3rd image above the bubble
Answer: 1st image above the bubble Picture or Figure Series Questions “Do you see this row of boxes? Look at the pictures in the boxes and see how they go together in a certain way. We need to put something in the empty box. Look at the next row of pictures. Can you point to the thing that belongs in the empty box?” A – Kindergarten level Answer: 2nd image above the bubble Answer: 2nd image above the bubble
Answer: 1st image above the bubble B – First Grade Level Answer: 3rd image above the bubble Answer: 4th image above the bubble
Following Directions or Aural Reasoning Questions (require children to hold information in their memory while thinking through the answer – “mental control”) A – Kindergarten Level Point to the picture that shows a butterfly first, a bee second and a bird third. Answer: Bottom left box
Last night, Daddy put the baby to bed first. Lara did her homework and then went to bed second. Daddy went to bed last. Point to the person who went to bed third. Answer: 4th image over the bubble
Point to the picture that shows something to read, something to play with, and something to ride. Answer: Top right box
B – First Grade Level Point to the picture that shows this: There is a cat behind a chair, a bird on top of a chair and a mouse inside a birdcage! Answer: Bottom left image
Point to the picture that shows this: The farm is farther away than the pool. The fire station is closer than the pool. Bottom right picture. Answer: Bottom right picture
The zoo had a giraffe called “Spotty” that you see in the first box. They brought 3 new giraffes to keep “Spotty” company. “Brownie” was taller than “Spotty.” “Jo Jo” was smaller than “Spotty.” “Moby” was the same size as “Spotty.” Can you point to “Brownie?” Answer: 3rd image over the bubble Look at the numbers in the first box. Now look at the rest of the row. Point to the picture that shows this: The 3 and the 1 switched places and the 2 and the 4 stayed the same. Answer: 2nd image over the bubble Practice Questions from www.TestingMom.com © 2011 www.TestingMom.com
Analogy or Matrix Questions Do you see these 4 boxes? In the top row the pictures go together in a certain way. Now look at the bottom row. Do you see the empty box? Which of the 4 pictures on the side goes with the picture in the bottom box the same way the 2 pictures in the top row go together? C – 2nd Grade Level Answer: 3rd image above the bubble Answer: 4th image above the bubble
D – 3rd Grade Level Answer: 3rd image above the bubble (eggs are an ingredient in cake) Answer: 2nd image above the bubble (add 3 to each number)
Picture or Figure Series Questions “Do you see this row of boxes? Look at the pictures in the boxes and see how they go together in a certain way. We need to put something in the empty box. Look at the next row of pictures. Can you point to the thing that belongs in the empty box?” C – 2nd Grade Level Answer: 3rd image over the bubble Answer: 3rd image over the bubble
D – 3rd Grade Level Answer: 1st image over the bubble Answer: 1st image over the bubble (backwards alphabet)
Following Directions or Aural Reasoning Questions (require children to hold information in their memory while thinking through the answer – “mental control”) C – 2nd Grade Level If a cat were a dog and a dog were a cat, which animal would the dog want to chase? Answer: mouse Look at the picture in the first box. Now look at the pictures in the rest of the row. Mark the picture that shows this: The diamond and the star switched places. The circle moved down and over one box. Answer: 2nd picture over the bubble
D – 3rd Grade Level Carol was very excited to find out that Mom made her favorite food for dinner. “Chicken,” she said, “I love that. But yuck, she made green peas. Those make me gag. At least she made sweet potatoes. I don’t mind those.” Point to the picture that shows, in order, the food Carol likes most, second most, and least. Answer: Top left box
Look at the first box. The stars are “Moo’s,” the diamonds are “Baa’s” and the circles are “Quack’s.” Point to the picture in the row that follows that shows 2 Quack’s, 1 Moo and 0 Baa’s. Answer: 1st Picture over the bubble Practice Questions from www.TestingMom.com © 2011 www.TestingMom.com
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