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Grade 4 NNAT: All sections QuizPrint.CA NameDateScore 1. Which figure comes next? 2. Which figure completes the analogy? 3. Which figure belongs in the empty cell? 4. The paper is folded once and one hole is punched as shown. Which figure shows the holes when the paper is opened flat? 5. Which figure comes next? 6. 3, 7, 11, ___, ___. What are the next two numbers? 7. Which option is the same shape after a half-turn? Start→ 8. The first two figures go together in a certain way. Choose the answer that goes with the third figure the same way. 9. Look at the figures across the rows and down the columns. Which answer goes in the empty box? 10. The two pictures on top go together in a certain way. Which figure goes with the bottom picture the same way? Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource. Answer key Grade 4 NNAT: All sections Question numbers match the worksheet. 1.C) red filled chevronThe colour repeats in the same order. 2.D) filled rhombus 90 degreesA three-quarter turn takes the first figure to the second. 3.C) filled cloverEach row of this 2-by-2 grid follows the same change. Which figure completes the grid? 4.B) green filled square and white filled circle at the top-left corner and white filled circle at the bottom-left cornerUnfold in reverse after 1 fold: each fold mirrors the holes onto the next layer. 5.B) gift and nestThe two pictures trade places each time. 6.A) 15, 19Add 4 each time. 7.D) filled rectangle 90 degreesTurn the figure 180°. 8.B) outline square on the left 90 degrees and filled triangle 90 degrees and outline star on the right 90 degreesThe group turns one quarter-turn clockwise. The bottom row follows the same change. 9.A) filled keyhole 180 degreesEach row turns one quarter-turn clockwise from left to right. 10.A) outline pentagon with outline circle insideThe inside shape and the outside shape trade places. Keep this page if you are printing for a child. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource.

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