Free non-verbal reasoning practice

Non-verbal reasoning practice explores relationships in visual information. Our 1,000 original questions include 800 newly generated visual questions covering shared properties across two or three figures, missing figures in sequences, odd-one-out, shape codes and visual grids. The remaining 200 offer varied rotation, reflection and pattern practice. These independent resources support reasoning skills relevant to 11+ and cognitive ability test familiarisation.

Original visual questions across 20 skills

Explore 1,000 newly created questions with five choices each. Practise rotations, mirror relationships, shading, positions, odd-one-out rules, grouping, counting relationships, sequences, visual matrices and picture codes. Every question includes a practice hint and a worked explanation of the rule.

Compare and combine visual properties

Compare outer shape, shading, size, orientation, frame style and centre marks separately. For a matching question, look for the combination shared by the reference figures. For an odd-one-out question, check which figure breaks a rule followed by the other four.

Decode examples and complete grids

In shape-code questions, compare examples that differ in just one property to discover what each code letter means. In sequences and grids, track each changing feature separately, then combine the row and column rules. The new formats have five choices, A–E.

Explain the rule in words

Try describing the pattern before looking at the answer choices. In practice mode you can open a hint and worked explanation to check the rule. During assessments, hints and correct answers remain hidden.

All tests are free, with no payment details required. Further tests need a free parent-managed account. Advertising is planned but is not active yet.