NAT Grade 6 Reviewer
National Achievement Test - Elementary Level
Available: 200 practice questions across 4 subjects
Choose Your Subject
Practice for the NAT Grade 6 exam. Each subject has 50 questions based on DepEd K-12 curriculum covering Grade 1-6 competencies.
Mathematics
Numbers, operations, geometry, measurement, data analysis
TOPICS COVERED:
- •Whole Numbers & Decimals
- •Fractions & Percentages
- •Basic Operations (PEMDAS)
- •Geometry (Area, Perimeter, Volume)
- •Measurement & Units
- •Patterns & Algebra
- •Data & Graphs
- •Problem Solving
Science
Living things, matter, force, energy, earth science
TOPICS COVERED:
- •Living Things & Ecosystems
- •Human Body Systems
- •Matter & Its Properties
- •Force, Motion, Energy
- •Earth & Space
- •Weather & Climate
- •Scientific Method
- •Environmental Science
English
Grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, writing
TOPICS COVERED:
- •Parts of Speech
- •Sentence Structure
- •Verb Tenses
- •Vocabulary & Context Clues
- •Reading Comprehension
- •Main Idea & Details
- •Inference & Prediction
- •Writing Mechanics
Filipino
Gramatika, talasalitaan, pagbasa, pagsulat
TOPICS COVERED:
- •Bahagi ng Pananalita
- •Pangungusap at Bantas
- •Pang-uri at Pang-abay
- •Talasalitaan
- •Pag-unawa sa Binasa
- •Panitikan (Tula, Kwento)
- •Pokus ng Pandiwa
- •Pagsulat ng Sanaysay
Key Skills for NAT Grade 6
Essential competencies your child should master before taking the NAT:
| Skill | Subject | What to Master |
|---|---|---|
| Fractions and decimals | Math | Add, subtract, multiply, divide fractions and decimals |
| Percentages | Math | Calculate percentages and solve percent problems |
| Geometry | Math | Calculate area, perimeter, volume of shapes |
| PEMDAS/BODMAS | Math | Apply order of operations in calculations |
| Ecosystems | Science | Understand food chains, food webs, and habitats |
| Human body systems | Science | Know functions of major body systems |
| Matter and energy | Science | Understand states of matter and energy types |
| Reading comprehension | English | Identify main idea, supporting details, inferences |
| Grammar mastery | English | Apply correct verb tenses, subject-verb agreement |
| Pag-unawa sa binasa | Filipino | Comprehend and analyze Filipino texts |
Subject-by-Subject NAT Review Guide
Mathematics (50 items)
- • Master fraction operations (add, subtract, multiply, divide)
- • Practice decimal and percentage calculations
- • Memorize PEMDAS order of operations
- • Know formulas for area, perimeter, volume
- • Practice multi-step word problems
- • Review graphs and data interpretation
Science (50 items)
- • Understand ecosystems, food chains, food webs
- • Know major human body systems and functions
- • Study states of matter and physical changes
- • Review energy types and transformations
- • Learn about the solar system and earth
- • Understand weather patterns and climate
English (50 items)
- • Practice reading comprehension passages
- • Identify main idea and supporting details
- • Master parts of speech and sentence structure
- • Review verb tenses and subject-verb agreement
- • Build vocabulary through context clues
- • Practice making inferences from text
Filipino (50 items)
- • Master bahagi ng pananalita (parts of speech)
- • Practice pag-unawa sa binasa (comprehension)
- • Review pangungusap at bantas (sentences)
- • Study Filipino literature (tula, kwento)
- • Know pokus ng pandiwa (verb focus)
- • Build Filipino vocabulary (talasalitaan)
Tips for Parents: Preparing Your Child for NAT Grade 6
Do's
- ✓Start reviewing 2-3 months before the exam date
- ✓Practice consistently: 30-45 minutes daily is better than cramming
- ✓Focus on weak areas identified through practice tests
- ✓Ensure proper sleep and nutrition before exam day
- ✓Encourage your child and maintain a positive attitude
Don'ts
- ✗Don't pressure your child - stress affects performance
- ✗Don't cram the night before the exam
- ✗Don't compare your child's progress with others
- ✗Don't skip any subject - all four are equally important
- ✗Don't neglect Filipino - it's often overlooked but important
Recommended NAT Review Schedule
Monday
Math Review
(45 min)
Tuesday
Science Review
(45 min)
Wednesday
English Review
(45 min)
Thursday
Filipino Review
(45 min)
Friday
Mixed Practice
(45 min)
Saturday
Full Practice Test
(1-2 hours)
Sunday
Rest & Light Review
Focus on weak areas
Start this schedule 8-12 weeks before the NAT exam for best results
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the NAT Grade 6 exam?
The National Achievement Test (NAT) for Grade 6 is a standardized exam administered by the Department of Education (DepEd) to assess Filipino elementary students' mastery of learning competencies before graduating to junior high school. It covers Mathematics, Science, English, and Filipino.
When is the NAT Grade 6 exam usually held?
The NAT Grade 6 exam is typically administered during the third or fourth quarter of the school year, usually between February and April. DepEd announces the exact schedule each year. Schools are notified in advance to prepare students.
How many questions are on the actual NAT Grade 6 exam?
The actual NAT Grade 6 exam typically has around 100-120 multiple choice questions divided among the four subjects: Mathematics, Science, English, and Filipino. Each subject usually has 25-30 questions. Our reviewer provides 200 questions for comprehensive practice.
What topics should I focus on for NAT Grade 6?
Focus on Math (fractions, decimals, percentages, geometry, problem-solving), Science (ecosystems, matter, energy, human body), English (reading comprehension, grammar, vocabulary), and Filipino (gramatika, pag-unawa sa binasa). All topics are based on Grade 1-6 cumulative knowledge.
How can I help my child prepare for NAT Grade 6?
Start reviewing 2-3 months before the exam. Practice consistently (30-45 minutes daily), focus on weak areas identified through practice tests, use this reviewer for unlimited practice, ensure your child gets enough sleep before the exam, and maintain a positive, low-pressure approach.
Is NAT Grade 6 required for graduation?
While NAT results do not directly determine graduation, they are used by DepEd to assess school and student performance. Schools use NAT results for improvement programs. Strong NAT performance reflects good preparation for junior high school.
What is a good score on NAT Grade 6?
NAT scores are typically reported as Mean Percentage Scores (MPS). A score of 75% or higher is generally considered proficient. Schools aim for at least 75% MPS as a benchmark. Individual scores help identify areas needing improvement.
Are the questions in this reviewer aligned with DepEd curriculum?
Yes, all questions are based on the DepEd K-12 curriculum and Most Essential Learning Competencies (MELC) for elementary level. Topics cover Grade 1-6 concepts that are typically tested in the NAT Grade 6 exam.
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About NAT Grade 6
The National Achievement Test (NAT) for Grade 6 is a standardized exam administered by DepEd to assess students' mastery of learning competencies at the elementary level. It serves as a benchmark for educational quality and helps identify areas for improvement.
This reviewer covers all four core subjects: Mathematics, Science, English, and Filipino. With 200 practice questions based on the DepEd K-12 curriculum, students can practice unlimited times to build confidence and improve their scores.
NAT results help schools evaluate their educational programs and guide interventions for students who need additional support. While NAT scores don't determine graduation, they provide valuable insights into student readiness for junior high school.