Olsat Practice Test Grade 5 (6th Grade Entry) & Grade 4 (5th Grade Entry) - Level E -: Two Olsat E Practice Tests (Practice Tests One & Two), Grade 4/, Paperback/Gifted &. Talented Olsat Test Prep Team

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This book contains two full-length OLSAT(R) Grade 4 and Grade 5 Level E practice tests, which provide gifted and talented OLSAT test preparation. The OLSAT Level E practice test is for: 4th grade students applying for entry into Gifted and Talented 5th Grade programs. 5th grade students applying for entry into Gifted and Talented 6th Grade programs. Using these practice tests will help prepare your child prepare for the Otis-Lennon School Ability Test (OLSAT(R)), an exam used for admission to many schools, including the California GATE program, some Gifted and Talented NYC schools, and other coveted programs for the education of the gifted. What's Inside the "OLSAT Practice Test Grade 5 (6th Grade Entry) & Grade 4 (5th Grade Entry) Level E" book?Two full-length practice tests. Each practice test contains 72 OLSAT(R) practice questions covering all four question types to help your child improve the logical and visual reasoning skills required to excel on the OLSAT(R). Includes practice questions on: Antonyms Sentence Arrangement Sentence Completion Arithmetic Reasoning Logical Selection Inferences Verbal and Figural Analogies Verbal Classification Word/letter and Pattern Matrices Figural Series Number Inferences Essential test prep strategies to help students avoid mistakes and achieve their best score. Detailed descriptions of question types. Answer Keys with detailed explanations to help your child avoid making the same mistakes. Why use our Gifted and Talented Test Prep books? Our goal is to provide you with the very best OLSAT test prep materials, and the best value for your money. We created our test prep material because we could not find enough good practice material to effectively prepare students for gifted and talented tests. As tutors and teachers, we have used various test prep books and have found that they either have an incorrect difficulty level or are overly expensive. After studying original materials from test creators and testing them on children, we are co