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Completing the series challenges pupils to identify how shapes change from one image to the next. Each question builds logical thinking and visual awareness.

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Graphic designers and architects often think in series when repeating patterns or shapes across a structure.

In 11 Plus Non-Verbal Reasoning, pupils learn to spot the logical rules behind patterns, shapes, and sequences. These reasoning skills are valuable in both creative and analytical subjects.

Key Terms

Pattern: A repeated design or arrangement based on a specific rule.
Sequence: A logical order of shapes, colours, or symbols that follow a pattern.
Logic: The process of reasoning that helps identify and predict what comes next.

Parents can explore learning support materials for the 11 Plus by visiting: Courses and Materials for the 11 Plus – A Guide for Parents.

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What is a series question in non-verbal reasoning?

It is a question where pupils must choose which shape continues a pattern based on visual rules like rotation, shading, or position.

Why are pattern questions used in the 11 Plus?

They measure logical and spatial reasoning, helping identify how well pupils can process visual information and recognise relationships.

How can practising series puzzles help in real life?

These puzzles improve attention to detail and pattern recognition – useful for coding, design, science, and problem-solving in everyday life.

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Non-Verbal Reasoning Quiz - Complete the Series 3 (Questions)

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