OLSAT Level F study plan

Define the four OLSAT Level F domains and record the question count and time limit for each, so you know how pacing differs between verbal and pictorial sections.

Build a 40-item vocabulary log of Level F-appropriate synonyms and antonyms, writing one original sentence for each word to lock in meaning.

Practice 30 synonym and antonym items untimed, then classify every miss as either 'unknown word' or 'known word, wrong choice' to expose whether the gap is vocabulary or strategy.

Complete 25 verbal analogy items using a fixed routine: state the relationship in a sentence before reading the answer choices.

Identify and name at least eight common analogy relationships (function, part-to-whole, degree, category, cause-effect, worker-tool, sequence, opposition).

Work 20 sentence-completion items, selecting answers only after predicting a word for the blank, and time the set at 45 seconds per item.

Solve 25 verbal classification items by writing the shared category for the three or four items that belong together before eliminating the odd one out.

Complete 20 verbal reasoning logic items (if-then, ordering, and grouping puzzles) using a simple diagram or table for each, not mental tracking.

Review every missed item from weeks 1-3 and rewrite the explanation in your own words.

Take a 40-question mixed verbal timed set (comprehension plus reasoning) at exam pace and record per-question timing.

Cut average verbal item time to 50 seconds or less without dropping accuracy below 80 percent.

Rank your five weakest verbal question types by error rate and write a one-line fix for each.

Solve 30 pictorial analogy items by naming the visual transformation (rotation, size change, added element, shading) before choosing an answer.

Complete 25 pictorial classification items, stating the visual rule that unites the group in one sentence each.

Work 20 pictorial sequence items and sketch the expected next figure before looking at the choices.

Complete 30 figural reasoning items covering series, matrices, and hidden-pattern formats, tracking which format produces the most errors.

Apply a fixed scan order to every matrix item (rows, then columns, then corners) and note where the scan order caught a rule you would otherwise have missed.

Time a 30-item pictorial and figural mixed set at 45 seconds per item and record the score.

Solve 25 figural series and paper-folding style items by predicting the answer before reading the options.

Complete 20 advanced verbal reasoning items under a 60-second-per-item cap to rebuild verbal speed after the visual weeks.

Redo every item missed in weeks 5-6 and confirm each is now correct with a written reason.

Take two full-length timed practice tests under exam conditions and record section-by-section scores.

Build a one-page exam-day pacing card listing target minutes per section and a skip-and-return rule for stalled items.

Review all remaining flagged errors and confirm you can explain each correct answer without looking at the key.