Non-verbal reasoning Eight questions with answers
Fold and punch: non-verbal reasoning questions with answers
Where the holes are when the paper is opened out.
Questions written by Remelia in the style of the familiarisation papers; not taken from any exam paper.
Who sets this type
- GL Assessment: in the Buckinghamshire familiarisation booklet it publishes.
- Quest Assessments: in its non-verbal reasoning familiarisation booklet.
Try each question before opening its answer. Printed, the questions come on one sheet and the answers on the next.
Eight fold and punch questions
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A square of paper is folded as shown, then holes are punched right through it. Which option shows the paper when it is opened out?
Show the answer to question 1
Answer: B
Why:
Unfold one step at a time, last fold first: each hole gets a partner mirrored in that fold line. 1 hole punched through 2 layers make 2 holes.
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A square of paper is folded as shown, then holes are punched right through it. Which option shows the paper when it is opened out?
Show the answer to question 2
Answer: D
Why:
Unfold one step at a time, last fold first: each hole gets a partner mirrored in that fold line. 2 holes punched through 2 layers make 4 holes.
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A square of paper is folded as shown, then holes are punched right through it. Which option shows the paper when it is opened out?
Show the answer to question 3
Answer: B
Why:
Unfold one step at a time, last fold first: each hole gets a partner mirrored in that fold line. 1 hole punched through 2 layers make 2 holes.
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A square of paper is folded as shown, then holes are punched right through it. Which option shows the paper when it is opened out?
Show the answer to question 4
Answer: E
Why:
Unfold one step at a time, last fold first: each hole gets a partner mirrored in that fold line. 1 hole punched through 2 layers make 2 holes.
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A square of paper is folded as shown, then holes are punched right through it. Which option shows the paper when it is opened out?
Show the answer to question 5
Answer: E
Why:
Unfold one step at a time, last fold first: each hole gets a partner mirrored in that fold line. 1 hole punched through 2 layers make 2 holes.
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A square of paper is folded as shown, then holes are punched right through it. Which option shows the paper when it is opened out?
Show the answer to question 6
Answer: A
Why:
Unfold one step at a time, last fold first: each hole gets a partner mirrored in that fold line. 2 holes punched through 2 layers make 4 holes.
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A square of paper is folded as shown, then holes are punched right through it. Which option shows the paper when it is opened out?
Show the answer to question 7
Answer: D
Why:
Unfold one step at a time, last fold first: each hole gets a partner mirrored in that fold line. 1 hole punched through 2 layers make 2 holes.
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A square of paper is folded as shown, then holes are punched right through it. Which option shows the paper when it is opened out?
Show the answer to question 8
Answer: C
Why:
Unfold one step at a time, last fold first: each hole gets a partner mirrored in that fold line. 2 holes punched through 2 layers make 4 holes.
Answers
- 1. B
- 2. D
- 3. B
- 4. E
- 5. E
- 6. A
- 7. D
- 8. C
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Remelia practises non-verbal reasoning only for a child whose chosen exam sets it, in short sessions beside maths and English, with the same drawings, and brings back on later days what they got wrong.
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