One might say that these combination of skills require students to perform a mental “balancing act”.
In addition, students are expected to have a solid grasp on order of operations when solving for a mathematical equation.
These functions are especially necessary for the “number puzzles” subtest. As students advance in grade level, they will be expected to perform computational processes such as addition, subtraction, division and multiplication. The questions that your child will see on the sixth grade CogAT require that he can think critically and is able to evaluate all answer choices for each question. The Tests » CogAT Test (Cognitive Abilities Test) » CogAT by Grade Level » CogAT 6th Grade Practice Test CogAT 6th Grade Practice Test
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