Free NNAT practice test — Grade 4
10 original NNAT-style questions for Grade 4, with answers and full explanations. No signup needed.
These free NNAT-style questions practice the four nonverbal reasoning types on the test: pattern completion, reasoning by analogy, serial reasoning, and spatial visualization.
The NNAT is entirely visual — no reading required — so familiarity with the puzzle formats is the biggest advantage you can give your child.
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Correct answer: D
The small dot moves one corner counter-clockwise each step while the pentagon stays still.
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The shapes repeat in a cycle: hexagon, pentagon, diamond, then hexagon again.
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The outer diamond stays the same while the inner shapes repeat in a cycle: triangle, hexagon, square, then triangle again.
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The diamond slides left by the same distance each step.
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The small dot moves one corner counter-clockwise each step while the hexagon stays still.
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Two things change together: the arrow rotates 45° each step and the circle grows.
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The pentagon slides left by the same distance each step.
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The triangle slides right by the same distance each step.
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The small dot moves one corner counter-clockwise each step while the square stays still.
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Two things change together: the arrow rotates 90° each step and the circle grows.
NNAT FAQ
What is a good NNAT score?
Gifted programs typically look for roughly the 95th+ percentile (an NAI around 126+), but each district sets its own cutoff.
How long is the NNAT?
About 30 minutes for 48 questions — it moves fast, which is why pacing practice matters.
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