FreeGrades 3–8 · Gifted screening practice
Gifted & Talented Practice
Rehearse CogAT and NNAT under real screening conditions — briefing, timed sections, navigator, and coaching results — so test day feels familiar.
Recommended path
Step 1
Quick diagnostic
~18–12 min sample to learn the format.
Step 2
Focused practice
Drill the weakest battery or item type with hints.
Step 3
Screening form
Timed CogAT trio (~30 min) matching common district screens.
Step 4
Full simulation
Full battery under quiet room conditions.
CogATFree
Cognitive Abilities Test
Verbal, Quantitative, and Nonverbal batteries. Best when language and math reasoning both matter for placement.
- · Quick: 24 items · ~18 min · screening trio
- · Screening: ~60 items · 30 min · 3 subtests
- · Full: 170–176 items · 90 min · 9 subtests · 5 choices
NNATFree
Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test
Entirely nonverbal pattern and spatial items. Strong fit for English learners and language-light screening practice.
- · Quick: up to 16 items · 12 min
- · Full: 48 items · 30 min
- · Levels D–F · Level F has no Pattern Completion
CogAT vs NNAT
| CogAT | NNAT | |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | Verbal · Quantitative · Nonverbal | Nonverbal only |
| Language | Language-dependent (verbal) | Language-free |
| Length | 90 min · 170–176 items (full) | ~30 min · 48 items |
| Best for | Broad reasoning profile | ELL / nonverbal screening practice |
StudySpine simulations are original practice items modeled on public test structures — not official Riverside CogAT or NNAT forms, and not for official placement decisions.