ORIGINAL VISUAL REASONING PRACTICE
NNAT Practice by Grade & Level
Find your child’s level, explore 18 free practice questions, and learn the visual rules behind each answer. No email or sign-in is needed.
Start the free interactive practice test →Choose your grade & level
Your school confirms the level assigned to your child. These pages offer untimed learning practice with answers and explanations after each question.
Kindergarten
18 free questions · Answers & explanations
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Grade 1
18 free questions · Answers & explanations
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Grade 2
18 free questions · Answers & explanations
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Grades 3–4
18 free questions · Answers & explanations
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Grades 5–6
18 free questions · Answers & explanations
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Grades 7–9
18 free questions · Answers & explanations
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Grades 10–12
18 free questions · Answers & explanations
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Focus on one visual skill, then return to mixed grade practice.
Pattern Completion
Follow lines and regions into a missing piece.
Explore this skill →Reasoning by Analogy
Find a picture relationship and apply the same rule.
Explore this skill →Serial Reasoning
Track a consistent change across an arrangement.
Explore this skill →Spatial Visualization
Imagine how shapes turn, combine or fit.
Explore this skill →Which practice is right for you?
Grade practice pages: 18 questions for learning, with feedback after each answer.
Free interactive practice test: 12 questions per level, optional timing and answer review at the end.
Practice Pass: full-length practice simulations, focused sessions, a larger question bank and saved learner progress.
A comfortable practice routine
- Begin with three or four questions, untimed.
- Ask your child to name the clue before checking the answer.
- Discuss the explanation and a tempting alternative.
- Take a break, then try a fresh question using the same skill.
Read the family practice plan → · Check grade and level guidance → · Visit the Parent Center →
Independent original learning materials, not official NNAT items. Practice accuracy does not predict an official score or school placement.