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11+ Non-Verbal ReasoningPractice Paper 5 · MathedUp

80 questions · 40 minutes
GL-style · 4 sections

Instructions

  1. Do not begin until you are told to start. You have 40 minutes for 80 questions.
  2. Mark every answer on the separate answer sheet, not on this paper.
  3. Choose one answer (A–E) for each question and shade the matching lozenge in pencil.
  4. Work quickly and carefully: about 30 seconds per question. If a question is hard, move on and come back.
  5. Rub out any answer you want to change. Do not leave two marks for one question.
Example: to choose answer C, shade it like this: ABCDE

Section 1Series

Work out which shape comes next in the sequence.

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Answer B — Two independent rules: the corners mirror left–right; the centre reverses shading.
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Section 2Analogies

Work out how the first shape changes into the second, then apply the same change.

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Answer E — Two independent rules: the corners rotate 180°; the centre reverses shading.
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Section 3Odd One Out

Find the shape that is most unlike the other four.

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Answer C — Four shapes share the same number of lines crossing the stem; one does not.
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Section 4Similarities

Find the shape that is most like the first two.

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Answer E — Each shape has 8 corners.
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Answer Sheet11+ Non-Verbal Reasoning · Paper 5

Score
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Name: School: Date:
Use a pencil. For each question, fill in one lozenge: the letter (A–E) of your chosen answer. Rub out mistakes fully.
Section 1
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Section 2
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Section 3
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Section 4
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Mark Scheme11+ Non-Verbal Reasoning · Paper 5

Score out of 80
1AOne arrow is added each step; direction alternates.
2BThe dot moves one position clockwise each step.
3DOne more line crosses the stem each step.
4ETwo patterns alternate: in every other shape the dot turns one step clockwise; the shapes in between stay the same.
5BTwo patterns alternate: in every other shape the dot turns one step clockwise; the shapes in between stay the same.
6EThe shading repeats in a 3-step cycle (white → vertical stripes → horizontal stripes).
7DThe shape grows larger each step.
8CThe shading repeats in a 3-step cycle (white → diagonal stripes → black).
9AOne more dot appears each step.
10BThe dot moves one position clockwise each step.
11AThe shape gains one side each step.
12EEach step: mirror left–right.
13AThe shape grows larger each step.
14DEach step: rotate 90° clockwise, then reverse the shading.
15AThe dot moves one position anticlockwise each step.
16CEach step: mirror top–bottom.
17DThe dot moves one position anticlockwise each step.
18CEach step: mirror left–right.
19EThe shading repeats in a 3-step cycle (white → vertical stripes → horizontal stripes).
20CThe shading repeats in a 3-step cycle (white → diagonal stripes → black).
21CEach shape: the dot turns 180°.
22BEach shape: the dot turns 90 clockwise°.
23EEach shape: mirror left–right.
24AThe shading is reversed.
25BOne bar is removed at the foot.
26EEach shape: the dot turns 90 clockwise°.
27AEach shape: mirror top–bottom, then reverse the shading.
28CEach shape: rotate 90° anticlockwise.
29CEach shape: rotate 180°, then reverse the shading.
30EEach shape: the dot turns 180°.
31AEvery arrow turns halfway round.
32DEach shape: rotate 180°, then reverse the shading.
33AThe stem gains one more arm at the top.
34EThe shape shrinks smaller.
35DTwo independent rules: the corners rotate 180°; the centre stays the same.
36ATwo independent rules: the corners rotate 90° anticlockwise; the centre stays the same.
37ATwo independent rules: the corners rotate 180°; the centre changes to the next shape in the cycle (circle→square→diamond→triangle→house→kite→flag→arrowhead→circle).
38CTwo independent rules: the corners rotate 90° clockwise; the centre stays the same.
39ATwo independent rules: the corners rotate 180°; the centre changes to the next shape in the cycle (circle→square→diamond→triangle→house→kite→flag→arrowhead→circle).
40EThe stem gains one more arm at the top.
41AFour shapes share the same shading; one does not.
42EFour shapes agree on whether a corner points inwards; one does not.
43CFour shapes share the same number of bars at the foot; one does not.
44EFour shapes share the same outline style; one does not.
45BFour shapes share the same inner mark; one does not.
46AFour shapes share the same size of the dots; one does not.
47EFour shapes share the same shading; one does not.
48CFour shapes share the same size; one does not.
49DFour shapes share the same size of the dots; one does not.
50CFour shapes share the same shading; one does not.
51BFour shapes share the same size of the dots; one does not.
52EFour shapes share the same shading; one does not.
53AFour shapes agree on whether the line closes into a loop; one does not.
54CFour shapes agree on whether a corner points inwards; one does not.
55CFour shapes share the same size of the dots; one does not.
56DFour shapes share the same shading; one does not.
57CFour shapes share the same number of corners; one does not.
58BFour shapes share the same shading of the dots; one does not.
59AFour shapes agree on which part is shaded; one does not.
60EFour shapes share the same outline style; one does not.
61EEach figure has 4 dots.
62CEach figure has 3 lines crossing the stem.
63EBoth shapes have 5 sides.
64EEach shape contains a small black dot.
65BEach shape contains the same kind of small shape.
66EEach shape contains 2 smaller shapes.
67DAll the shapes have the same shading.
68BEach figure joins 5 shapes in a ring.
69AEach figure has 4 dots.
70CEach shape contains the same kind of small shape.
71DEach figure has 2 bars at the foot.
72CEach shape contains a small black dot.
73EAll the shapes have the same shading.
74AEach figure has 1 line crossing the stem.
75AEach shape contains 5 smaller shapes.
76EEach shape has 6 corners.
77DBoth shapes have 4 sides.
78EEach shape contains 4 smaller shapes.
79AAll the shapes have the same shading.
80AAll the shapes have the same shading.