CAT4 Verbal Analogy Mastery Workbook – Grade 3 / Year 4
CAT4 Verbal Analogy Mastery Workbook – Grade 3 / Year 4
A focused verbal reasoning workbook designed to help students develop word relationships, analogy skills, vocabulary connections and logical thinking through CAT4-style practice.
CAT4 Verbal Analogy Mastery Workbook
Help your child strengthen verbal reasoning and analogy skills with this focused Verbal Analogy workbook for Grade 3 / Year 4 learners.
Students identify the relationship between the first pair of words and then apply the same relationship to complete the second pair. The questions require students to understand how words are connected rather than simply recall definitions.
The source workbook is labelled Level A – Year 3 (Term 2–3) / early Year 4 transition and contains 1 section with 25 questions.
Why Parents Choose This Workbook
Builds the ability to identify relationships between words.
Provides focused practice in recognising and applying word patterns.
Helps students explore how words connect through meaning and usage.
Encourages students to identify a rule and apply it accurately.
What's Inside?
Each question presents a pair of related words followed by a second pair with a missing word. Students identify the relationship in the first pair and select the answer option that completes the second pair in the same way.
Section 1: Verbal Analogies
Recognise relationships where one word represents a stronger degree of the other.
Identify objects and the functions, measurements or information associated with them.
Understand how an individual part relates to a larger whole.
Identify relationships between a person and something they create.
Recognise when an item belongs to a particular category or group.
Identify relationships based on similar and opposite meanings.
Understand relationships where one word or event leads to another.
The workbook includes analogy relationships involving intensity, function, part-to-whole, creator-to-creation, category membership, synonyms, antonyms and cause-and-effect connections.
Skills Developed
Understand relationships between words and apply them logically.
Identify the relationship connecting two words.
Develop awareness of word meanings and connections.
Apply a recognised relationship to a new word pair.
Detect consistent patterns in verbal information.
Compare answer choices carefully to identify the precise relationship.
Workbook Details
| Subject | Verbal Reasoning |
| Topic | Verbal Analogies |
| Store Grade | Grade 3 / Year 4 |
| Source Level | Level A – Year 3 |
| Term | Term 2–3 / Early Year 4 Transition |
| Sections | 1 |
| Questions | 25 |
| Question Type | Multiple Choice |
| Options | A–E |
| Format | Digital PDF |
How to Use This Workbook
- Read the first pair of words carefully.
- Identify the exact relationship between the two words.
- Read the second pair and identify the missing relationship.
- Consider what type of connection the question is testing.
- Review options A–E and eliminate choices that do not match.
- Select the word that completes the second pair correctly.
- Check that the relationship is the same as in the first pair.
For best results, encourage students to explain the relationship they identified before selecting an answer. This helps develop reasoning rather than relying on guessing.
Who Is This Workbook For?
Suitable for learners developing verbal reasoning and analogy skills.
Useful for focused cognitive abilities and verbal reasoning practice.
Suitable for independent study, parent-led practice and tutoring.
Useful for verbal reasoning activities and extension work.
Provides additional practice with word relationships and analogies.
Suggested Uses
- CAT4-style verbal reasoning practice
- Verbal analogy exercises
- Word relationship practice
- Vocabulary reasoning activities
- Synonym and antonym practice
- Logical thinking exercises
- Home tutoring
- Classroom extension work
- Independent reasoning practice
Why LittleEdventure?
This is an original LittleEdventure practice resource inspired by the reasoning skills used in standardised cognitive-abilities testing. It does not reproduce copyrighted test content.
What's Included?
25 Verbal Analogy questions covering a range of word relationships.
Five answer options are provided for each question.
A separate teacher-use answer key provides the correct answers and explanations for the 25 questions.
The practice PDF contains one focused section with 25 questions, while the accompanying teacher answer key provides answers and explanations for checking student work.