Free OLSAT practice test — Grade 1
10 original OLSAT-style questions for Grade 1, with answers and full explanations. No signup needed.
These free OLSAT-style questions cover both the verbal and nonverbal halves of the test — following directions, analogies, classification, and figural reasoning.
The OLSAT rewards children who know the formats: many items (like 'following directions') trip up smart first-timers purely on unfamiliarity.
- Aempty
- Bclosed
- Ccold
- Dfar
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Correct answer: B
The relationship is "opposites." young → old, so open → closed.
- A1
- B0
- C2
- D6
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Correct answer: A
The numbers count down by 2 each time. 3 − 2 = 1.
- A
- B
- C
- D
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Correct answer: B
The star moves one step to the right each time, then starts over.
- Atalk
- Bclap
- Ctaste
- Dsmell
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Correct answer: B
The relationship is "body part to what it does." ears → hear, so hands → clap.
- A7
- B10
- C13
- D11
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Correct answer: D
The numbers count up by 2 each time. 9 + 2 = 11.
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- B
- C
- D
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Correct answer: B
The star moves one step to the left each time, then starts over.
- Acold
- Blow
- Cfar
- Dold
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Correct answer: D
The relationship is "opposites." fast → slow, so young → old.
- A6
- B5
- C2
- D1
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Correct answer: B
The numbers count down by 1 each time. 6 − 1 = 5.
- A
- B
- C
- D
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Correct answer: A
The colors alternate blue, orange, blue, … so the next circle is orange.
- Acow
- Bduck
- Chorse
- Dpig
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Correct answer: B
The relationship is "young animal to its adult." joey → kangaroo, so duckling → duck.
OLSAT FAQ
What does OLSAT stand for?
Otis-Lennon School Ability Test — it measures verbal and nonverbal reasoning for gifted and accelerated placement.
What's a qualifying OLSAT score?
Most gifted programs look for a School Ability Index in the 95th+ percentile; NYC G&T historically required 90+ for district and 97+ for citywide programs.
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