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Key Facts: CogAT Levels 13/14 Exam
3 batteries
Verbal, Quantitative, Nonverbal
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9 subtests
Three subtests in each battery
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Levels 13/14
Designed for grades 7-8
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176 items
Complete Level 13/14 battery
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About 90 minutes
Roughly 30 minutes per battery
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Verbal subtests
Analogies, Sentence Completion, Classification
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Quantitative subtests
Number Analogies, Number Series, Number Puzzles
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Nonverbal subtests
Figure Matrices, Paper Folding, Figure Classification
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No universal pass/fail
Schools use local norms and multiple measures
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Grade 7-8 CogAT readiness should cover the verbal, quantitative, and nonverbal batteries with original practice items covering topics from public CogAT subtest descriptions for Levels 13/14.
Sample CogAT Levels 13/14 Practice Questions
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1Verbal Analogy: brief is to lengthy as scarce is to ___?
2Verbal Analogy: chapter is to novel as movement is to ___?
3Verbal Analogy: cautious is to reckless as frugal is to ___?
4Verbal Analogy: thermometer is to temperature as barometer is to ___?
5Verbal Analogy: arid is to desert as humid is to ___?
6Verbal Analogy: novice is to expert as seedling is to ___?
7Verbal Analogy: meticulous is to careless as transparent is to ___?
8Verbal Analogy: historian is to past as meteorologist is to ___?
9Verbal Analogy: whisper is to shout as glimpse is to ___?
10Verbal Analogy: sculptor is to clay as poet is to ___?
About the CogAT Levels 13/14 Exam
CogAT Levels 13/14 practice focuses on middle-school reasoning with grade 7-8 vocabulary and word relationships, abstract number patterns and algebraic puzzles, and spatial transformations of geometric figures. Schools use CogAT with other evidence for instructional planning or gifted/talented identification.
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Assessment
CogAT Levels 13/14 (grades 7-8) use three batteries — verbal, quantitative, and nonverbal — each with three subtests, for nine subtests and about 176 items on a complete Form 7/8 administration; exact level, item count, and timing depend on local administration.
Time Limit
About 90 minutes for a complete battery, roughly 30 minutes per battery
Passing Score
No universal pass/fail score; schools use local norms, cut scores, and multiple measures
Exam / Certification Fees
School-administered; access and cost vary by school, district, or testing provider
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Our practice resources: topics covered
We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.
Verbal Battery
Verbal Analogies, Sentence Completion, and Verbal Classification using advanced vocabulary, antonyms, and precise category rules.
Quantitative Battery
Number Analogies, Number Series, and Number Puzzles with multi-step operations, powers, recursive rules, and missing-value equations.
Nonverbal Battery
Figure Matrices, Paper Folding, and Figure Classification testing rotation, reflection, shading, counting, and spatial transformations.
Preparing for the CogAT Levels 13/14 Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: No universal pass/fail score; schools use local norms, cut scores, and multiple measures
- Assessment: CogAT Levels 13/14 (grades 7-8) use three batteries — verbal, quantitative, and nonverbal — each with three subtests, for nine subtests and about 176 items on a complete Form 7/8 administration; exact level, item count, and timing depend on local administration.
- Time limit: About 90 minutes for a complete battery, roughly 30 minutes per battery
- Exam / certification fees: School-administered; access and cost vary by school, district, or testing provider Official sources
Using Our Practice Resources
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CogAT Levels 13/14: Suggested Study Strategy
Frequently Asked Questions
What is on CogAT Levels 13/14 for grades 7-8?
Levels 13/14 cover three batteries with nine subtests: Verbal Analogies, Sentence Completion, and Verbal Classification; Number Analogies, Number Series, and Number Puzzles; and Figure Matrices, Paper Folding, and Figure Classification.
How many questions and how long is the CogAT Level 13/14 test?
A complete Level 13/14 battery has about 176 questions and takes roughly 90 minutes, about 30 minutes for each of the three batteries. Exact counts and timing depend on local administration.
What grade levels take CogAT Levels 13/14?
Levels 13 and 14 are designed for grades 7 and 8. CogAT identifies levels by grade, with Level 13 typically for grade 7 and Level 14 for grade 8.
Is CogAT for grades 7-8 a school achievement test?
No. CogAT measures reasoning abilities rather than mastery of a single curriculum, so it is used alongside other evidence for gifted identification or instructional planning.
What is a good CogAT score for grades 7-8?
There is no universal pass/fail score. Schools compare a student's age and grade percentile ranks and stanines to local cut scores, often using the 90th percentile and above for gifted screening.
Are these official CogAT Level 13/14 questions?
No. These are original practice questions covering topics from public CogAT battery and subtest descriptions for Levels 13/14. Nonverbal items are described in text since the real test uses figures.