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Which leaf is different to the others?

Odd One Out 4

This quiz helps pupils practise logical thinking by spotting which image breaks a pattern. It strengthens attention to detail – a key skill for success in non-verbal reasoning.

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Fascinating Fact:

Wildlife experts use this kind of thinking to spot animals that are injured or behaving differently from the rest of a group.

In 11 Plus Non-Verbal Reasoning, pupils learn to identify visual patterns and differences quickly. Odd One Out puzzles test observation, logical reasoning, and the ability to think methodically under timed conditions.

Key Terms

Pattern: A sequence of shapes or designs that follow a rule or trend.
Logic: A method of thinking that uses reason to solve problems.
Observation: The skill of noticing small details in order to draw conclusions.

Parents can discover more about what the 11 Plus covers by visiting: What Subjects Are Tested in the 11 Plus – A Guide for Parents .

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

How do Odd One Out questions work?

Pupils study a set of pictures or shapes and choose the one that doesn’t fit the rule. The key is to notice differences in design, number, or direction.

Why are Odd One Out puzzles used in the 11 Plus?

They measure how well pupils recognise relationships between shapes, a useful skill for logical problem-solving and exam reasoning tasks.

How can pupils improve at Odd One Out questions?

Practise regularly and focus on one feature at a time – such as shading, symmetry, or rotation – to improve accuracy and speed.