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Similar Shapes 2

This quiz challenges pupils to spot how shapes are alike. It strengthens visual logic skills used in 11 Plus Non-Verbal Reasoning tests.

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Fascinating Fact:

In nature, many patterns show similarity, such as snowflakes or seashells that grow larger while keeping the same design.

In 11 Plus Non-Verbal Reasoning, pupils learn to identify patterns and relationships between shapes. These questions train the mind to see proportion, rotation, and repetition, developing visual problem-solving skills that also help in subjects like maths and design.

Parents can find helpful advice on what subjects are tested in the 11 Plus here: What Subjects Are Tested in the 11 Plus – A Guide for Parents .

Key Terms

Pattern: A repeated design or sequence that follows a specific rule or logic.
Proportion: The size relationship between parts of a shape or image.
Rotation: Turning a shape around a fixed point while keeping its structure the same.

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What are similar shapes questions in Non-Verbal Reasoning?

They are puzzles where pupils identify shapes that share the same proportions or structure, even if they differ in size, rotation, or shading.

How can pupils get better at spotting shape similarities?

Practising visual puzzles regularly helps pupils recognise rules such as mirroring, scaling, and shading, which appear in many 11 Plus tests.

Why do schools use Non-Verbal Reasoning in the 11 Plus?

It tests logical thinking, spatial awareness, and problem-solving skills that do not rely on language, helping assess natural reasoning ability.

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