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This quiz challenges pupils to find connections between shapes and letters. It builds logic, focus, and visual reasoning for 11 Plus Non-Verbal tests.

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Car manufacturers use letters and shapes on design sketches to label different materials and mechanical parts.

In 11 Plus Non-Verbal Reasoning, pupils learn to recognise how letters and shapes fit into visual patterns. These skills strengthen logical thinking, concentration, and problem-solving abilities used across many subjects.

Parents can explore more about what subjects are tested in the 11 Plus by visiting: What Subjects Are Tested in the 11 Plus – A Guide for Parents .

Key Terms

Pattern: A repeated design or sequence of shapes and letters that follow a rule.
Logic: Reasoning that helps solve problems and identify consistent rules.
Rotation: Turning a shape around a fixed point to match a pattern or position.

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What are shapes and letters questions in Non-Verbal Reasoning?

They are puzzles where pupils find the link between shapes and letters, using logic rather than words or numbers to solve each question.

Why do pupils study Non-Verbal Reasoning for the 11 Plus?

It helps develop logical thinking, problem-solving, and visual awareness, which are important for success in maths and science subjects.

How can I help my child improve at shape and letter reasoning?

Encourage regular practice with pattern puzzles, focus on noticing changes in direction or shading, and discuss why certain answers fit a rule.

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