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Key Facts: NNAT3 Level E Exam

48

Multiple-choice items

Pearson Assessments

30 minutes

Administration time

Pearson Assessments

Levels A-G

NNAT3 level range

Pearson Assessments

Level E readiness should use original nonverbal reasoning tasks that build matrix, pattern, analogy, and spatial-visualization skills. Official NNAT3 items are secure and should not be copied.

Sample NNAT3 Level E Practice Questions

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1A sequence shows outline circle, filled circle, outline square, filled square, outline triangle, __. Which figure comes next?
A.filled triangle
B.outline triangle
C.filled square
D.outline circle
Explanation: Each shape appears twice: first outline, then filled. After an outline triangle, the matching filled triangle comes next.
2In a 2x2 matrix, the top-left is a small blue square, the top-right is a large blue square, and the bottom-left is a small green circle. What belongs in the bottom-right?
A.large green circle
B.small green circle
C.large blue circle
D.small blue square
Explanation: Across each row, size changes from small to large while color and shape stay the same. The small green circle becomes a large green circle.
3A black triangle becomes a striped triangle. A black hexagon should become what?
A.striped hexagon
B.black hexagon
C.striped triangle
D.outline hexagon
Explanation: The transformation changes the fill from black to striped while keeping the same shape. A black hexagon becomes a striped hexagon.
4A dot moves around the corners of a square: top-left, top-right, bottom-right. Which corner is next?
A.bottom-left
B.top-left
C.top-right
D.center
Explanation: The dot is moving clockwise around the four corners. After bottom-right, it moves to bottom-left.
5An arrow points up, then right, then down. If the arrow turns the same amount each step, what direction comes next?
A.left
B.up
C.right
D.down
Explanation: The arrow turns 90 degrees clockwise each step: up, right, down, left.
6A vertical mirror line is in the center. A small star is on the left side near the top. Where should its mirror image appear?
A.right side near the top
B.right side near the bottom
C.left side near the bottom
D.center on the mirror line
Explanation: A vertical reflection moves a left-side figure to the matching right-side position while keeping its height the same.
7A sequence shows triangle, square, pentagon, hexagon. Which shape comes next if the number of sides keeps increasing by one?
A.heptagon
B.pentagon
C.circle
D.triangle
Explanation: The shapes have 3, 4, 5, and 6 sides. The next polygon should have 7 sides, which is a heptagon.
8A 2x2 checker pattern has blue in the top-left, yellow in the top-right, and yellow in the bottom-left. What color completes the bottom-right?
A.blue
B.yellow
C.green
D.black
Explanation: In a checker pattern, opposite corners match. Since top-left is blue, bottom-right should also be blue.
9In an analogy, a circle above a square changes to a square above a circle. A triangle above a diamond should change to what?
A.diamond above triangle
B.triangle above diamond
C.triangle beside diamond
D.diamond below triangle
Explanation: The two shapes swap vertical positions. Triangle above diamond becomes diamond above triangle.
10A row repeats red circle, blue square, green triangle, red circle, blue square. What comes next?
A.green triangle
B.red circle
C.blue square
D.yellow diamond
Explanation: The row repeats a three-item cycle. After red circle and blue square, the next item is green triangle.

About the NNAT3 Level E Exam

NNAT3 Level E practice focuses on intermediate nonverbal reasoning with matrix relationships, analogies, serial reasoning, symmetry, rotation, spatial visualization, and multi-step transformations.

Exam sponsor: Pearson Assessments; administered by schools, districts, and qualified education professionals. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

NNAT3 Level E is one level in Pearson's NNAT3 level sequence. NNAT3 levels use 48 multiple-choice nonverbal items in a 30-minute administration.

Time Limit

30 minutes

Passing Score

No universal pass/fail score; schools use local norms, cut scores, and multiple measures

Exam / Certification Fees

School-administered; materials, reports, and subscriptions vary by Pearson product and purchaser

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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.

Core reasoning style

Pattern Completion

Missing pieces, repeated visual rules, and matrix completion.

Core reasoning style

Analogical Reasoning

Shape relationships, transformations, part-whole relationships, and applying the same visual rule.

Core reasoning style

Serial and Spatial Reasoning

Ordered sequences, rotation, reflection, symmetry, position changes, and figure transformations.

Preparing for the NNAT3 Level E Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: No universal pass/fail score; schools use local norms, cut scores, and multiple measures
  • Assessment: NNAT3 Level E is one level in Pearson's NNAT3 level sequence. NNAT3 levels use 48 multiple-choice nonverbal items in a 30-minute administration.
  • Time limit: 30 minutes
  • Exam / certification fees: School-administered; materials, reports, and subscriptions vary by Pearson product and purchaser Official sources

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NNAT3 Level E: Suggested Study Strategy

1For matrices, compare row rules and column rules separately.
2Track multiple features: shape, count, shading, orientation, and position.
3For serial reasoning, test if the rule changes every step or alternates.
4For transformations, separate rotation, reflection, and size changes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is NNAT3 Level E?

Level E is one of Pearson's NNAT3 levels. Pearson describes NNAT3 as a K-12 nonverbal ability test with levels A-G.

How long is NNAT3 Level E?

Pearson lists NNAT3 as 48 multiple-choice items in a 30-minute administration.

Are these official NNAT3 Level E questions?

No. These are original practice questions covering topics from public Pearson descriptions of NNAT3 as a nonverbal ability assessment.