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Analogies 6

Non-verbal reasoning challenges you to spot relationships between shapes. This quiz helps you find visual connections using pattern, repetition, and logical thinking.

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Fascinating Fact:

Musicians use analogy thinking when repeating rhythms or melodies that have the same pattern but sound slightly different.

In 11 Plus Non-Verbal Reasoning, pupils practise identifying how shapes relate through reflection, rotation, or repetition. This builds visual logic and pattern awareness, useful for maths, music, and coding.

Key Terms

Analogy: A comparison showing how two sets of shapes are related by a shared rule or change.
Sequence: A repeating or ordered pattern that follows a logical rule.
Reflection: When a shape is flipped across a line, creating a mirror image.

Parents can find study tips and recommended practice materials in our helpful guide: Courses and Materials for the 11 Plus – A Guide for Parents.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What are analogy questions in non-verbal reasoning?

Analogy questions ask you to find relationships between pairs of shapes. You look for the same kind of change, such as rotation, shading, or symmetry.

How does practising analogies help in other subjects?

It improves pattern recognition and logical thinking, which support subjects like maths, coding, art, and even music where rhythm and structure matter.

How can I prepare for 11 Plus analogy questions?

Practise regularly by spotting differences in shapes, angles, and positions. Focus on the rule that connects each pair of images.