Woodcock-Johnson Tests of Achievement By:Happy900
The Woodcock-Johnson Tests of Achievement is a wide range, comprehensive set of individually administered tests for measuring cognitive abilities, scholastic aptitudes, and achievement. These tests were nationally standardized on examinees ages 2 years to 80+years of age.
@Happy900 Interesting!
I Googled this and found some sample questions said to be similar to the ones in the tests. Most of them I think I can do, but not this one:
Touch the trapeze artist whose arms are outstretched, but not the one wearing pink or blue.
The thing is, I only see two trapeze artists. They both have arms outstretched. One is wearing pink and the other is wearing blue.
Any ideas? Is this typical of the actual tests?
A rope artist is not a trapeze artist, of course 
Charlie
@RarelyCharlie I am not a psychologist. When I was being tested and retested for my learning disabilities,that is some of what they used. But they now use a newer version of the test. I am trained as an Educational Aide,and trained as an Adult Reading Tutor,in real life. I am retired on disability.
I was just letting people be aware of what some of the tests they use,to determine if someone has a learning disability or not.
It is for educational purposes only, and for public awareness.