Free CAT4 Test Level E Sample

The correct answer is B-Bike.

Read, Calculate, and Swim are all learned abilities. Bike is also an ability that needs to be learned in order for one to have it.

See is incorrect as people do not need to learn how to see, for it is an innate ability.
Abilities is incorrect as this is the name of the general category to which read, calculate, and swim belong.
Feel is incorrect as people do not need to learn how to feel, for this is an innate ability.
Dream is incorrect as we cannot learn how to dream, for people dream in their sleep involuntarily.

The correct answer is B - innumerable.

Rarely refers to something that occurs a few times. Moreover, rarely is a term describing the frequency, while few is a term describing the amount. The same goes for always: always refers to something that occurs innumerable times. Moreover, always is a term describing the frequency, while innumerable is a term describing the amount.
An example for clarification: I have few visits to London because I rarely fly to Europe, but I have an innumerable number of visits to Beijing because I always fly to Asia.
Constantly, usually, and regularly are incorrect as they are all terms describing frequency while we look for a term describing amount.
Countable is incorrect, as always does not refer to something that occurs countable times, as we cannot count something that always occurs.

The correct answer is E- 4.

In this series, the pattern is as follows: first 6 is subtracted, then 5 is added, then 4 is subtracted, then 3 is added, and so on.

The pattern is: -6, +5, -4, +3, ...

The last two numbers in this series are 5 and 3. 3 is smaller than 5 by 2, so the next number in the series should be bigger than 3 by 1.

3 + 1 = 4.

Alternatively, we can look at the pattern as the combination of two separate patterns that alternate. One pattern (the odd terms) is a series of numbers that decrease by 1, and the other pattern (the even terms) is a series that increases by 1.

The pattern is: 7, 1, 6, 2, 5, 3, …

We are missing the seventh number, which is an odd term, and therefore it should be smaller than the last odd term (the fifth number) by 1. The fifth number is 5, so: 5 – 1 = 4.

Therefore, 4 is the correct answer.

The correct answer is B- 11.

Look at the numbers in the first pair and try to find the rule they follow.
How do we get from 12 to 2?
We see that if we divide the first number by 6, we get the second number:
12 ÷ 6 = 2.

Does this rule work for the second pair, as well?
When we divide 84 by 6, we get 14:
84 ÷ 6 = 14.

The rule "divide the first number by 6 to get the second" works in both pairs, so in the next pair we should also divide by 6:
66 ÷ 6 = 11.

Therefore, 11 is the correct answer.

The correct answer is A.

The outer shape in each row remains the same, however, it rotates 90-degrees clockwise. Therefore, the shape that will appear in the missing box will be a pentagon, and it will be pointing upwards (to match the rotation pattern). In addition, in each row and column, the shapes are filled with a different number of black dots. The top two rows have shapes with one, two, and three dots. As the third row includes only shapes with two and three dots, the missing box must have a shape with one dot.

The only answer that follows those conditions is A.

Answers B and C contain the correct shape with the correct number of dots on the inside (one). However, the pentagons they contain are not a 90-degree clockwise rotation of the box to the left, and therefore they are incorrect.

Answers D and E have three and two dots inside, respectively. Since the column and row already contain shapes with three and two dots, these answer choices are incorrect and can also be ruled out.

The correct answer is C.

All three figures in this question are divided into two equalhalves. In addition, the separating line is adiagonalline slanted up to theleft.

The third figure is divided into two equal halves, and the separating line is a diagonal line which slants up to the left. Thus, this is the correct answer.

The first answer choice is incorrect as the separating line slants up to the right.
The second answer choice is incorrect as the separating line is horizontal when it should be diagonal.
The fourth answer choice is incorrect as the separating line slants up to the right.
The fifth answer choice is incorrect as the figure is not divided into two equal halves.

The correct answer is C.

The top and bottom edges of the papers are folded inward towards the centre of the square.
Then, three holes are punched in.
The holes go through two layers of paper; therefore, the answer should include six holes: 3 holes x 2 layers = 6 holes
As folding of the paper creates a symmetry line, punching-in holes in a folded paper make a mirror image along that same symmetry line (after unfolding). This question has two symmetry lines and, as they are horizontal, the holes also would be mirrored horizontally.

The top two holes would have a pair of two holes above them, as the appropriate symmetry line is above them. The lower hole has a symmetry line underneath it, and therefore it would have a mirrored hole below it.

The only answer which follows this rule is C, which is the correct answer.

Answers A and B are incorrect, as there are holes above the bottom hole, instead of below it.

Answer D is incorrect, as the hole in the bottom is diagonal, rather than directly below the original hole.

Answer E is incorrect as it is missing two holes in its top part.

Answer & Explanation: The correct answer is (B).

The strong features of the given shape are an isosceles triangle pointing right (without its base) and a pair of parallel horizonal lines intersected with a perpendicular vertical line:

Answer (B) uses symmetry to hide the given shape. The rectangle which appears in the picture has two parallel horizontal lines as necessary, and the rotated square instead has a vertex pointing to the right. Once you notice this, you can follow the lines to form the given shape. Therefore, this is the correct answer. Notice that the left side of the rectangle is the perpendicular vertical line.

Answer (A) includes a shape similar to the given shape, however, the triangle shown in the picture has different angles than those of the given shape, making answer (A) incorrect.

Answer (C) has a pair of parallel horizontal lines which intersect with a vertical line. However, the left side is not connected to an isosceles triangle pointing to the right, as needed. It does not contain the given shape and therefore it is incorrect.

Answer (D) includes only one isosceles triangle and it is too big to form the given shape. Moreover, the upper part of the triangle is not connected with a horizontal line, as needed, making answer (D) incorrect.

Answer (E) has no vertical lines at all, so it cannot form the given shape. Therefore, it is also incorrect.