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Reading
Full-length passages at genuine ASET word counts, with questions that turn on inference and authorial choice rather than fact-retrieval.
InferenceTone & purposeVocabulary
Year 6 · ACER ASET preparation
Selective entry rewards
thinking, not drilling.
Korva builds the reasoning the ASET actually tests — inference, structure, and the ability to hold two ideas at once. Every question is generated to the real exam specification and checked before your child ever sees it.
Reading · Year 6 · Stretch
Across the five panels, the evolution of the legend symbols suggests the network’s planners became increasingly
A focused on aesthetic appeal over practical information.
B concerned with accommodating diverse passenger needs.
C committed to maintaining geographic precision.
D reluctant to expand beyond central London.
Why B
Panels 3–5 add symbols for step-free access and interchange — categories that
only matter if planners are thinking about who is travelling, not just where.
Most preparation trains the wrong thing.
Worksheets reward recognising a familiar format. The ASET deliberately avoids familiar formats. A child who has practised a thousand near-identical questions can still stall on the first unfamiliar one — because speed was never the skill being tested.
Typical practice
Repeats one question shape until it is automatic.
Typical practice
Marks the answer, then moves on.
Typical practice
Leaves parents guessing what actually improved.
Korva
Varies the structure every time, so the reasoning has to transfer.
Korva
Explains why the wrong options are tempting, not just which one was right.
Korva
Shows you the skill-by-skill picture, updated after every session.
The approach
Four sections, one method: make the thinking visible.
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Quantitative
Multi-step reasoning built on real Year 7–8 technique — the level the exam actually reaches — never single-operation arithmetic.
RatioRateDeduction
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Abstract
Entirely visual, as on the real paper. Every figure is generated and verified by an independent solver before it can be served.
RotationSequenceMatrix
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Writing
One abstract statement, 25 minutes, any form the child chooses — marked on the three criteria ASET actually scores.
IdeasOrganisationExpression
Real content
This is an actual passage from the bank.
Not a marketing sample. Every passage meets the word floor its own specification declares, and every question set is checked for redundancy before it ships.
Non-fiction
Year 6
339 words
The Hidden Cost of Silence
In libraries and museums across the world, thousands of historical languages are preserved in carefully archived texts and recordings. Yet preservation alone cannot keep a language alive.
When the last fluent speaker of a tongue dies, something more profound than vocabulary disappears: an entire way of categorising reality, of expressing relationships between people and landscape, vanishes forever. Linguists estimate that one language becomes extinct every two weeks…
Question type
Inference — the answer is never stated in the passage.
What the child gets back
An anchor line from the text, why the right option works, and why each wrong option was designed to be tempting.
What you get back
The same explanation, plus where this sits against the skill map you can see on your dashboard.
Test-ready score
68/100
Inference82%
Ratio & rate61%
Matrix reasoning44%
For parents
You see the reasoning, not just the score.
Every question your child attempted, every answer they gave, and the full explanation they received. Skill mastery updates after each attempt, so a weak area shows up as a number before it shows up as a bad result.
- Full session history, readable at a glance
- Skill-by-skill mastery across all four sections
- Wrong answers return the next day, automatically
- Up to four children on one subscription
Safety by design
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Parents register and configure everything. Children practise inside the space you set up.
Minimal data
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Scoped to practice
The tutor answers questions about the current problem. No open-ended chat.
Deletion on request
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Independent
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Pricing
One family. One price.
Seven days free, then $29 a month for up to four children. Cancel any time from your dashboard — no phone call, no retention script.
- Unlimited practice across all four sections
- Writing marked against the ASET three-criteria rubric
- Full parent dashboard and session history
- Up to four children included
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Questions
Before you start.
Which test is this for?
The ACER ASET, used for selective entry into Western Australian public schools including Perth Modern. The content is written to the published ASET specification.
Is my child talking to an AI?
They can ask the tutor for a hint on the question in front of them. It is scoped to that question, it never gives the answer outright, and every exchange is visible to you.
How much practice is useful?
Twenty focused minutes beats an hour of drilling. The daily goal defaults to a level a child can sustain, and you can change it.
What happens after the trial?
Seven days free, no card required. If you do nothing, the account simply stops — we do not charge you by default.
Can I use it for two children?
Up to four on one subscription, each with their own year level, difficulty setting and progress history.
Are you affiliated with ACER?
No. Korva is independent preparation material and is not endorsed by ACER or the WA Department of Education.
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