OLSAT Level G study plan

Define and distinguish the eight verbal-comprehension item types (synonyms, antonyms, analogies, sentence completion, reading comprehension, following directions, verbal classification, verbal absurdities)

Build a personal vocabulary log of 60 high-frequency exam words with definitions, part of speech, and one original sentence each

Practice sentence-completion items using the two-pass method: predict the blank, then eliminate by connotation and tone

Annotate three short passages for main idea, supporting detail, and inference markers

Convert the vocabulary log into 30 antonym and synonym pairs and self-quiz them from memory twice

Solve analogies by explicitly naming the relationship bridge before checking answer choices

Sort analogy bridges into categories (cause-effect, part-whole, degree, function, category) and label 25 practice items

Read four passages under a 4-minute cap each and write a one-sentence summary of each

Solve verbal-classification and verbal-absurdity sets by stating the odd-one-out rule in writing before selecting

Learn the figural-reasoning move set: rotation, reflection, translation, addition/subtraction of elements, size change, shading change

Label the transformation in each step of 20 figural sequence items

Time yourself at 45 seconds per figural item across a 25-item set

Drill matrix and analogy-grid figural items using a row-rule/column-rule checklist

Identify and correct your top two recurring figural errors from the week 3 log

Complete two 20-minute timed figural sections without breaking the checklist order

Build a one-page visual reference of figural patterns you personally get wrong

Classify pictorial-reasoning item types (paper folding, hole punching, pattern completion, hidden figures, series) and list the rule for each

Solve paper-folding and hole-punching items by sketching the unfold steps backward from the final state

Practice hidden-figure and embedded-shape scanning with a systematic left-to-right, top-to-bottom sweep

Mix 30 pictorial and figural items in one sitting to practice switching rule sets

Review arithmetic fundamentals: fractions, ratios, percentages, averages, and unit conversions

Solve number-series items by testing difference, ratio, alternating, and second-difference patterns in a fixed order

Translate word problems into equations using an explicit given/unknown/relationship table

Practice quantitative-comparison items by testing values and avoiding unnecessary computation

Re-drill the two weakest quantitative subtopics identified in week 6 until each reaches 80% accuracy

Re-quiz the full vocabulary log and retire mastered words, keeping a residual list of 20 hard words

Complete two 15-minute timed quantitative sections and one timed verbal-comprehension section

Review all error logs from weeks 1 to 6 and group errors by root cause

Take two full-length timed practice tests under exam conditions with no interruptions

Review every missed item and write the correct reasoning path in one sentence each

Re-drill only the three lowest-accuracy subtopics across all five domains

Finalize a test-day pacing plan by allocating target minutes per domain