The assumption for measures described so far is that they assessgeneral cognitive competences that schooling enhances through subject-specific teaching (Adey et al., 2007). In addition to them, we usedan adaptation of a Dutch geometric analogies test (Hosenfeld, van denBoom, & Resing, 1997) the students completed in the fourth grade tomeasure effects of more general cognitive competences. Students werepresented a pair of two geometric figures and asked to choose acorresponding pair to another figure from among five answeringoptions. Each analogy (8 items) was scored dichotomously as corrector incorrect and mean for the percentage of correctly solved items wascalculated.