NNAT3 Analogies 4

Question 1

A rectangle that is twice as wide as it is tall is to a square as a very wide rectangle is to:

Accepted Answer

A tall thin rectangle

Answer

The width-to-height ratio is reduced toward a square shape, so a very wide rectangle becomes a tall thin rectangle moving in the opposite proportion direction.

Question 2

A 3×3 grid with the entire top row shaded is to a 3×3 grid with the entire bottom row shaded as a 3×3 grid with the entire left column shaded is to:

Accepted Answer

A 3×3 grid with the entire right column shaded

Answer

The shaded region moves from one side to the opposite side, so the left column becomes the right column.

Question 3

A circle with a plus sign (+) inside is to a circle with an X inside as a square with a plus sign is to:

Accepted Answer

A square with an X inside

Answer

The symbol inside changes from + to X while the outer shape remains the same.

Question 4

One large shape above two small shapes of the same kind is to two small shapes above one large shape as one large triangle above two small triangles is to:

Accepted Answer

Two small triangles above one large triangle

Answer

The positions of the groups are swapped — large goes from top to bottom, small group goes from bottom to top.

Question 5

A shape with 3 sides is to a shape with 4 sides as a shape with 5 sides is to:

Accepted Answer

A shape with 6 sides

Answer

Each step adds one side to the polygon, so 5 sides increases to 6 sides.

(NNAT3) Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test 3 Practice Test

(NNAT3) Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test 3 Practice Test

NNAT3 Analogies 4