CogAT Primary Number Analogies Practice for K-2

Primary Number Analogies help younger students compare two picture groups and apply the same counting relationship to a new group.

These are original CogAT-style K-2 primary questions loaded from the CogAT.org database question bank. They use large visual prompts, picture-based answer choices, selectable answers, and parent-friendly explanations.

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Primary Number Analogies Practice

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Question 1 of 18

Primary Number Analogies Practice Question

Grade 2 · Level 8 · Medium

Quantitative

Look at how the first two pictures go together. Which picture goes with the third picture in the same way?

CQ-PQ-NA-0636 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group adds 1. The apple group also adds 1, so 8 becomes 9.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

Question 2 of 18

Primary Number Analogies Practice Question

Grade 1 · Level 7 · Medium

Quantitative

Look at how the first two pictures go together. Which picture goes with the third picture in the same way?

CQ-PQ-NA-0580 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group adds 4. The apple group also adds 4, so 5 becomes 9.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

Question 3 of 18

Primary Number Analogies Practice Question

Grade 2 · Level 8 · Hard

Quantitative

Look at how the first two pictures go together. Which picture goes with the third picture in the same way?

CQ-PQ-NA-0337 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group is multiplied by 3. Doing the same to 2 gives 6.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

Question 4 of 18

Primary Number Analogies Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Medium

Quantitative

Look at how the first two pictures go together. Which picture goes with the third picture in the same way?

CQ-PQ-NA-0503 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group takes away 4. The apple group also takes away 4, so 8 becomes 4.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

Question 5 of 18

Primary Number Analogies Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Medium

Quantitative

Look at how the first two pictures go together. Which picture goes with the third picture in the same way?

CQ-PQ-NA-0681 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group takes away 1. The apple group also takes away 1, so 4 becomes 3.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

Question 6 of 18

Primary Number Analogies Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Medium

Quantitative

Look at how the first two pictures go together. Which picture goes with the third picture in the same way?

CQ-PQ-NA-0492 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group takes away 4. The apple group also takes away 4, so 6 becomes 2.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

Question 7 of 18

Primary Number Analogies Practice Question

Grade 2 · Level 8 · Medium

Quantitative

Look at how the first two pictures go together. Which picture goes with the third picture in the same way?

CQ-PQ-NA-0412 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group takes away 2. The apple group also takes away 2, so 7 becomes 5.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

Question 8 of 18

Primary Number Analogies Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Hard

Quantitative

Look at how the first two pictures go together. Which picture goes with the third picture in the same way?

CQ-PQ-NA-0466 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group is divided into half. Half of 6 is 3.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

Question 9 of 18

Primary Number Analogies Practice Question

Grade 1 · Level 7 · Easy

Quantitative

Look at how the first two pictures go together. Which picture goes with the third picture in the same way?

CQ-PQ-NA-0542 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group takes away 1. The apple group also takes away 1, so 12 becomes 11.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

Question 10 of 18

Primary Number Analogies Practice Question

Grade 2 · Level 8 · Medium

Quantitative

Look at how the first two pictures go together. Which picture goes with the third picture in the same way?

CQ-PQ-NA-0393 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group adds 2. The apple group also adds 2, so 1 becomes 3.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

Question 11 of 18

Primary Number Analogies Practice Question

Grade 2 · Level 8 · Hard

Quantitative

Look at how the first two pictures go together. Which picture goes with the third picture in the same way?

CQ-PQ-NA-0615 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group takes away 1. The apple group also takes away 1, so 14 becomes 13.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

Question 12 of 18

Primary Number Analogies Practice Question

Grade 2 · Level 8 · Medium

Quantitative

Look at how the first two pictures go together. Which picture goes with the third picture in the same way?

CQ-PQ-NA-0628 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group adds 4. The apple group also adds 4, so 2 becomes 6.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

Question 13 of 18

Primary Number Analogies Practice Question

Grade 1 · Level 7 · Medium

Quantitative

Look at how the first two pictures go together. Which picture goes with the third picture in the same way?

CQ-PQ-NA-0272 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group is multiplied by 2. Doing the same to 1 gives 2.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

Question 14 of 18

Primary Number Analogies Practice Question

Grade 2 · Level 8 · Hard

Quantitative

Look at how the first two pictures go together. Which picture goes with the third picture in the same way?

CQ-PQ-NA-0622 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group is divided into half. Half of 14 is 7.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

Question 15 of 18

Primary Number Analogies Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Easy

Quantitative

Look at how the first two pictures go together. Which picture goes with the third picture in the same way?

CQ-PQ-NA-0445 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group adds 4. The apple group also adds 4, so 1 becomes 5.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

Question 16 of 18

Primary Number Analogies Practice Question

Grade 2 · Level 8 · Hard

Quantitative

Look at how the first two pictures go together. Which picture goes with the third picture in the same way?

CQ-PQ-NA-0608 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group takes away 1. The apple group also takes away 1, so 3 becomes 2.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

Question 17 of 18

Primary Number Analogies Practice Question

Grade 2 · Level 8 · Easy

Quantitative

Look at how the first two pictures go together. Which picture goes with the third picture in the same way?

CQ-PQ-NA-0600 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group takes away 2. The apple group also takes away 2, so 13 becomes 11.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

Question 18 of 18

Primary Number Analogies Practice Question

Grade 1 · Level 7 · Medium

Quantitative

Look at how the first two pictures go together. Which picture goes with the third picture in the same way?

CQ-PQ-NA-0275 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group is multiplied by 2. Doing the same to 5 gives 10.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

How Parents Can Use This Practice

Ask your child to count each group first, then say what changed: one more, two more, same number, or a matching amount.

  • Keep practice sessions short and positive.
  • Ask your child to explain the pattern or relationship in simple words.
  • Use missed questions to talk through the reasoning step, not just the answer.

More K-2 Primary Quantitative Practice

Try Primary Number Analogies and Primary Number Series.

You can also continue by grade: Kindergarten, Grade 1, or Grade 2.

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