Primary CogAT Practice

Kindergarten CogAT Practice

Kindergarten CogAT practice should feel visual, friendly, and age-appropriate. This page uses Primary K-2 picture-based reasoning questions from the CogAT.org database question bank.

Kindergarten Level 5/6

This practice page uses only age-appropriate Primary K-2 picture and visual question families from the CogAT.org database. Students can choose an answer, check their work, and review a short explanation.

Visual Verbal
Picture analogies, picture sentence completion, and picture classification.
Primary Quantitative
Number analogies, number puzzles, and number series.
Primary Nonverbal
Figure matrices, figure classification, and paper folding.

Visual Verbal Reasoning

Picture Analogies - Kindergarten

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Picture Analogies Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Easy

Verbal

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

CQ-PV-PA-0034 Picture Analogies sample question
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Eye goes with Book because you use it with that sense. In the same way, Nose goes with Flower.

Skill tested: Picture Relationship: Sense And Object

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Picture Analogies Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Easy

Verbal

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

CQ-PV-PA-0172 Picture Analogies sample question
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Dog goes with Dog House because it is where the animal lives or stays. In the same way, Fish goes with Water.

Skill tested: Picture Relationship: Animal And Home

Picture Sentence Completion - Kindergarten

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Picture Sentence Completion Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Easy

Verbal

Which picture helps you stay dry in the rain?

CQ-PV-SC-0118 Picture Sentence Completion sample question
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An umbrella helps keep you dry when it rains.

Skill tested: Weather vocabulary

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Picture Sentence Completion Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Easy

Verbal

Which picture shows something you smell?

CQ-PV-SC-0055 Picture Sentence Completion sample question
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A flower is something people can smell.

Skill tested: Sense vocabulary

Picture Classification - Kindergarten

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Question 1 of 2

Picture Classification Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Easy

Verbal

Look at the pictures in the top group. Which answer picture belongs with them?

CQ-PV-PC-0010 Picture Classification sample question
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Banana, orange, grapes, and apple are all fruits.

Skill tested: Category reasoning

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Picture Classification Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Easy

Verbal

Which picture belongs with the three pictures above?

CQ-PV-PC-0175 Picture Classification sample question
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The top pictures show weather. Wind is another kind of weather.

Skill tested: Picture classification: weather

Primary Quantitative Reasoning

Primary Number Analogies - Kindergarten

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Question 1 of 2

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-0651 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group adds 2. The apple group also adds 2, so 2 becomes 4.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

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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-0660 Primary Number Analogies sample question
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The first group adds 2. The apple group also adds 2, so 5 becomes 7.

Skill tested: Visual counting analogy

Primary Number Puzzles - Kindergarten

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Primary Number Puzzles Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Easy

Quantitative

Both rows must have the same total. How many objects belong in the empty box?

CQ-PQ-NP-0497 Primary Number Puzzles sample question
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The first row makes 6. The known groups in the second row need 1 more objects to make the same total.

Skill tested: Visual missing-addend and part-whole reasoning

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Primary Number Puzzles Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Easy

Quantitative

Both rows must have the same total. How many objects belong in the empty box?

CQ-PQ-NP-0498 Primary Number Puzzles sample question
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The first row makes 7. The known groups in the second row need 5 more objects to make the same total.

Skill tested: Visual missing-addend and part-whole reasoning

Primary Number Series - Kindergarten

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Primary Number Series Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Easy

Quantitative

Which picture comes next in the series?

CQ-PQ-NS-0437 Primary Number Series sample question
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The counts repeat in a two-part pattern: 1, 5. The next count is 1.

Skill tested: Counting pattern and sequence reasoning

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Primary Number Series Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Easy

Quantitative

Which picture comes next in the series?

CQ-PQ-NS-0451 Primary Number Series sample question
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The counts repeat in a three-part pattern: 6, 8, 5. After 6 comes 8.

Skill tested: Counting pattern and sequence reasoning

Primary Nonverbal Reasoning

Primary Figure Matrices - Kindergarten

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Primary Figure Matrices Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Easy

Non-Verbal

Which object best replaces the question mark?

CQ-PN-FM-0091 Primary Figure Matrices sample question
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The first row changes color while keeping the same shape. Apply the same color change to the shape in the second row.

Skill tested: Shape and color matrix reasoning

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Primary Figure Matrices Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Easy

Non-Verbal

Which object best replaces the question mark?

CQ-PN-FM-0037 Primary Figure Matrices sample question
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The first row changes color while keeping the same shape. Apply the same color change to the shape in the second row.

Skill tested: Shape and color matrix reasoning

Primary Figure Classification - Kindergarten

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Question 1 of 2

Primary Figure Classification Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Easy

Non-Verbal

Which figure is most like the three figures above?

CQ-PN-FC-0187 Primary Figure Classification sample question
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The top figures are alike by color. The correct answer matches that same color.

Skill tested: Classify by one shared color

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Primary Figure Classification Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Easy

Non-Verbal

Which figure is most like the three figures above?

CQ-PN-FC-0139 Primary Figure Classification sample question
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The top figures are alike by color. The correct answer matches that same color.

Skill tested: Visual classification by one shared feature

Primary Paper Folding - Kindergarten

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Question 1 of 2

Primary Paper Folding Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Easy

Non-Verbal

Which answer shows what the paper will look like when it is unfolded?

CQ-PN-PF-0157 Primary Paper Folding sample question
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When the folded paper opens, the punched hole is mirrored across the fold line.

Skill tested: Simple folding and reflection reasoning

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Primary Paper Folding Practice Question

Kindergarten · Level 5/6 · Easy

Non-Verbal

Which answer shows what the paper will look like when it is unfolded?

CQ-PN-PF-0100 Primary Paper Folding sample question
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When the folded paper opens, the punched hole is mirrored across the fold line.

Skill tested: Simple folding and reflection reasoning

How parents can use this practice page

  • Ask your child to choose an answer before opening the explanation.
  • Ask, “What changed?” or “Why does this picture belong?”
  • Keep sessions short and encouraging—about ten to fifteen minutes.
  • Explore all primary question types in the Primary CogAT Practice K-2 hub.

Continue by grade: Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 2, or move to Grade 3 CogAT Practice.

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