Logic Tests
non-verbal-reasoning
Non-verbal reasoning
Reason with shapes and patterns, with no language involved.
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What to expect
- 20 questions per practice set, with explanations
- Shapes, rotations and series
- One correct answer per question
Tips to score higher
- Find the feature that changes
- Work through the options systematically
- Don't be distracted by colour when shape is the key
Non-verbal reasoning tests measure how well you reason with figures, symbols and patterns instead of words. Assessment publishers test it mainly through inductive reasoning (figure sequences) and diagrammatic reasoning, because the result does not depend on language skills.
On this page you practice both question types mixed together, the way they appear in a real cognitive ability test, with fully worked answers for every question.