SHL Inductive reasoning
A figure with a question mark: a sequence of boxes, a grid of symbols, a three by three matrix or a composition, in black, grey, white, hatched and dotted. You choose from …
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A figure with a question mark: a sequence of boxes, a grid of symbols, a three by three matrix or a composition, in black, grey, white, hatched and dotted. You choose from five figures what replaces the question mark. Set 1 has 18 questions in 24 minutes, as in SHL's practice test; the other sets 10 questions in just over 13 minutes. Original, independent practice with explanations, not official SHL questions.