NYC G&T 1st Grade (Level B)
Learn about the NYC Gifted and Talented Test Level B for 2nd grade & TestPrep-Online's effective, comprehensive study packs, now with audio instructions for Following Directions, Aural Reasoning, Arithmetic Reasoning.
- 480 total questions, comprised of:
- Two full-length NYC G&T practice tests (level B)
- Hundreds of additional practice questions
- Audio instructions available for some questions
- Study guides for children and parent manuals
- Thorough explanations and score reports
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- 480 total questions, comprised of:
- Two full-length NYC G&T practice tests
- Hundreds of additional practice questions
- Audio instructions available for some questions
- OLSAT and NNAT Video Academy - 16 tutorials
- Study guides for children and parent manuals
- Thorough explanations and score reports
- Secured payment and 12-month license
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- About the NYC G&T Test Level B
- NYC G&T Test Format
- NYC G&T Level B Question Types
- NYC Gifted and Talented Test Prep
About the NYC G&T Test Level B
NYC Gifted and Talented programs provide gifted students with an advanced education at an accelerated rate. Since gifted programs contain limited spots, they utilize NYC Gifted and Talented Assessments to determine eligibility for these programs. This test is offered in a majority of New York City's 32 districts, and is generally used as an admissions tool for gifted programs. The NYC Gifted and Talented Test Level B is generally administered to students in 1st Grade, for entry into 2nd grade, and is composed of a verbal section from the Otis-Lennon School Ability Test (OLSAT), and a nonverbal section made up of questions from the Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test (NNAT).
Placing into an NYC Gifted and Talented program has become increasingly difficult. Spots in gifted programs are limited and competition for these coveted seats has increased over the years. To even be considered eligible for these programs, children needed to at least score in the 97th percentile. Under these current, competitive circumstances, preparing for the NYC Gifted and Talented Test has become essential. To help, TestPrep-Online offers a variety of NYC G&T practice packs designed to match testing conditions and content.
NYC G&T Test Format
The NYC Gifted and Talented Test Level B contains 30 questions from the OLSAT, and 48 questions from the NNAT. The test uses verbal questions from the OLSAT and nonverbal questions from the NNAT. The verbal and nonverbal sections of the test are weighted equally, with each accounting for half of the total test score. All questions on the test are multiple choice, with the verbal questions being read aloud. See the table below for the specific question types used on the Level B NYC Gifted and Talented Test.
When practicing for the NYC G&T Level B, the instructions of the verbal questions should be read aloud (one time) to the child, as is done on the actual test. For your convenience, TestPrep-Online currently provides audio instructions for the Following Directions, Aural Reasoning, and Arithmetic Reasoning.
NYC G&T Level B Question Types
| Verbal (OLSAT) | Nonverbal (NNAT) |
|---|---|
| Following Directions | Pattern Completion |
| Aural Reasoning | Reasoning by Analogy |
| Arithmetic Reasoning | Serial Reasoning |
Learn more about the different question types on the NYC Gifted and Talented Test.
NYC Gifted and Talented Test Prep
TestPrep-Online invites you to try our online test prep material for the NYC Gifted and Talented Test. Every study pack includes full-length, sample tests, OLSAT & NNAT tutorial videos, hundreds of practice questions, and helpful tips and study guides. Our practice tests are specifically designed to be as realistic as possible, resembling the NYC Gifted and Talented Test in content, question type, and test length, in order to assure that your child is prepared for test day.
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