Preparation tips for students & parents
-
Practice under time: use a timer to mirror the real pace.
-
Work methodically: skip and return rather than getting stuck.
-
Spot patterns: in number and shape questions, look for repetition, symmetry, or a simple rule (add, multiply, reflect, rotate).
-
Review mistakes: check correct answers after each test and note your “error themes.”
-
Build stamina: short, regular sessions beat one long cram.
Level C practice bundles
-
Timed online tests with realistic question styles
-
Instant access after purchase
-
Immediate results (percentage score)
-
Up to 5 attempts per test to build confidence
-
Answer review so students can see what to improve
Free Level C practice Tests
CAT4 Level C (Year 6): Format, Free Practice & Tips
What is CAT4 Level C?
CAT4 Level C is typically taken in Year 6 (ages 10–11). It measures how students think and learn across four areas: Verbal, Non-Verbal, Quantitative, and Spatial reasoning. Schools use the results to understand learning potential and to support next-step teaching.
Test format at a glance
-
Four batteries:
-
Verbal
-
Non-Verbal
-
Quantitative
-
Spatial
-
-
Question styles (examples):
-
Verbal: word relationships and analogies
-
Non-Verbal: shapes, patterns, classifications
-
Quantitative: number analogies and number series
-
Spatial: 2D–3D relationships, mental rotation, pattern completion
-
-
Timing: delivered in short, timed sections; total sitting is typically about 60–75 minutes, depending on school.
Looking for structured practice? See our Level C bundles below – timed tests, instant access, immediate results, up to 5 attempts per test, and answer review included.
Try a couple of quick practice examples:
Quantitative – Number Series:
Question: 3, 6, 12, __, 48
Answer: 24 (the pattern doubles each step).
Verbal – Analogy:
Question: Page is to book as track is to __
Answer: album (a page is part of a book; a track is part of an album).
(These are simple illustrations of style, not full test questions.)