Non-verbal reasoning Eight questions with answers
Shape codes: non-verbal reasoning questions with answers
Work out what each letter stands for, then code a new shape.
Questions written by Remelia in the style of the familiarisation papers; not taken from any exam paper.
Who sets this type
- GL Assessment: in its three non-verbal reasoning familiarisation papers and in the Buckinghamshire familiarisation booklet it publishes.
Try each question before opening its answer. Printed, the questions come on one sheet and the answers on the next.
Eight shape codes questions
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Each shape on the top row has a code. Work out how the letters match the shapes. Which code goes with the shape at the bottom?
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Answer: D
Why:
The first letter is the shading: N = striped, U = white, M = dotted. The second letter is the shape: H = square, P = triangle, S = cross. So the code is NH.
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Each shape on the top row has a code. Work out how the letters match the shapes. Which code goes with the shape at the bottom?
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Answer: C
Why:
The first letter is the shading: S = striped, K = dotted, V = black. The second letter is the shape: A = kite, T = arrow, F = cross. So the code is SF.
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Each shape on the top row has a code. Work out how the letters match the shapes. Which code goes with the shape at the bottom?
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Answer: B
Why:
The first letter is the shading: F = black, S = white, V = dotted. The second letter is the shape: G = square, B = triangle, R = arrow. So the code is SB.
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Each shape on the top row has a code. Work out how the letters match the shapes. Which code goes with the shape at the bottom?
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Answer: B
Why:
The first letter is the shape: K = square, Y = pentagon, E = cross. The second letter is the shading: W = black, J = dotted, N = white. So the code is EW.
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Each shape on the top row has a code. Work out how the letters match the shapes. Which code goes with the shape at the bottom?
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Answer: B
Why:
The first letter is the shading: Y = dotted, F = striped, Z = black. The second letter is the shape: C = kite, W = arrow, L = trapezium. So the code is YL.
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Each shape on the top row has a code. Work out how the letters match the shapes. Which code goes with the shape at the bottom?
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Answer: A
Why:
The first letter is the shading: U = dotted, W = striped, Q = black. The second letter is the shape: Z = cross, R = triangle, A = kite. So the code is QR.
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Each shape on the top row has a code. Work out how the letters match the shapes. Which code goes with the shape at the bottom?
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Answer: D
Why:
The first letter is the shape: Z = trapezium, D = triangle, T = hexagon. The second letter is how many shapes there are: B = 3, E = 2, V = 1. So the code is ZE.
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Each shape on the top row has a code. Work out how the letters match the shapes. Which code goes with the shape at the bottom?
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Answer: C
Why:
The first letter is the shape: M = triangle, T = star, G = circle. The second letter is how many shapes there are: V = 1, B = 3, W = 2. So the code is TB.
Answers
- 1. D
- 2. C
- 3. B
- 4. B
- 5. B
- 6. A
- 7. D
- 8. C
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