CAT4 PRACTICE EXAM 168
QUESTIONS
Question 1: Which option belongs with △○△, □●□, and ◇◆◇?
Choices:
1) ○★□
2) ★○○
3) ○○★
4) ○★○
Correct Answer: ○★○
Explanation: In every example the �rst and third symbols are identical, with a di�erent symbol in the centre.Page 1
Question 2: Which option belongs with ▲▲○, ■■△, and ◆◆□?
Choices:
1) ●●◇
2) ●◇●
3) ○○◆
4) ●◇◇
Correct Answer: ●●◇
Explanation: Each member has two identical �lled symbols followed by one di�erent outline symbol.Question 3: Which option follows the same rule as a triangle with 1 dot inside, a square with 2 dots inside, and a pentagon with 3 dots inside?
Choices:
1) A hexagon with 3 dots inside 2) A hexagon with 4 dots inside 3) A square with 4 dots inside 4) A pentagon with 4 dots inside
Correct Answer: A hexagon with 4 dots inside
Explanation: The number of dots is always two fewer than the number of sides: 3→1, 4→2, 5→3, so 6→4.Page 2
Question 4: Which option belongs with a right-pointing arrow with a dot immediately to its right, an up-pointing arrow with a dot immediately above it, and a left- pointing arrow with a dot immediately to its left?
Choices:
1) A down-pointing arrow with a dot immediately below it 2) An up-pointing arrow with a dot immediately below it 3) A down-pointing arrow with a dot immediately above it 4) A right-pointing arrow with a dot immediately above it
Correct Answer: A down-pointing arrow with a dot immediately below it
Explanation: In each �gure the dot lies directly in the direction the arrow points.Question 5: Which option belongs with an X, a plus sign, and a four-spoke asterisk made from two straight lines?
Choices:
1) Three straight lines meeting at one point 2) One curved line crossing one straight line 3) Two straight lines crossing once 4) Two parallel straight lines
Correct Answer: Two straight lines crossing once
Explanation: All three examples consist of exactly two straight lines that intersect once.Page 3