CoGAT(Level 11)
CoGAT Level 11 goes over the following topics
CoGAT stands for the cognitive abilities test. It is a 2-part test that 3rd and 5th graders across the Beaverton school district can participate in for screening by accommodation from parent or teacher, although STAMP only teaches the CoGAT test required for 5th graders(Level 11) in the meantime. The CoGAT exam includes both the CoGAT screener and main exam, and our team at STAMP will do our absolute best to guarantee getting into the SUMMA program.
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Verbal Battery- Verbal
Analogies, sentence completion and verbal classification -
Verbal Analogies: Identifying corresponding relationships between words
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Sentence Completion: Complete sentences after either hearing or reading them
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Verbal Classification: Classify words based on their relationship to one another, by selecting the word that fits with the rest of them.
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Quantitative battery - Number analogies, number series and number puzzles
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Number analogies: Identify corresponding relationships between pairs of mathematical concepts or values represented with numbers
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Number series: Complete a series of numbers by deducing the underlying pattern
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Number puzzles: Solve a given problem using logic and mathematic operations
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Non-verbal battery - Figure classification, figure matrices, paper folding
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Figure Classification: Finding a common occurrence between a series of shapes, then selecting the shape that fits with the series best based on the occurrence.
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Figure Matrices: Identifying the changes in a image from the top left square to the top right one, and applying the same change to the bottom left square in order to figure out what should appear in the bottom right one.
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Paper Folding: Determine the end result upon unfolding a hole-punched paper in a specific way.