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Code Breaker 2

Code breaker puzzles help pupils use logical thinking to identify how symbols or shapes relate to one another. Each pattern hides a rule waiting to be uncovered.

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Fascinating Fact:

This type of thinking is used in real life by scientists, computer programmers, and engineers who solve problems through patterns and systems.

In 11 Plus Non-Verbal Reasoning, code breaker questions test logical and visual reasoning. Pupils learn to spot rules and sequences in shapes and designs, improving their problem-solving and reasoning skills.

Key Terms

Code: A set of symbols or shapes that follow a specific rule or pattern.
Sequence: A logical order of items that changes consistently according to a rule.
Reasoning: The process of thinking carefully to find answers using logic and evidence.

Parents can learn more about 11 Plus subjects and how they are tested by visiting: What Subjects Are Tested in the 11 Plus – A Guide for Parents.

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What are code breaker questions in the 11 Plus?

These are non-verbal reasoning questions where pupils must identify the rule that connects symbols, shapes, or numbers, and use it to find the correct answer.

How do code breaker quizzes help with learning?

They strengthen logical and spatial thinking, which supports subjects like maths, computing, and science by training the brain to recognise patterns and sequences.

What is the best way to practise code breaking?

Regularly work on pattern puzzles, symbol sequences, and reasoning quizzes. Focus on identifying how shapes or symbols change from one to the next.