Non-Verbal Reasoning: Shape Analogies
A white square becomes a black square. So what does a white circle become? Bruno the bear works out the change in the first pair, then makes exactly the same change to the second shape. Then solve an analogy where the shape turns upside down.
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1:32Non-Verbal Reasoning: Shape Sequences
An arrow points right, then down, then left. What comes next? Hopper the frog spots the quarter turn clockwise each step. Then solve a sequence with two rules at once: the shapes gain a side each time and the shading swaps between white and black.
1:25Non-Verbal Reasoning: Matrices
One square in a grid of shapes is missing. Pip the panda checks the rows (the shape stays the same) and the columns (the shading stays the same) to find the missing black triangle. Then complete a 2 by 2 grid by counting dots.
1:46Advanced Non-Verbal Reasoning: Sequences with Two Rules
An arrow turns a quarter turn clockwise each step while gaining a dot. Hopper the frog finds both rules and uses them together to pick the next shape, then avoids options that only follow one rule. Then solve a sequence where the shading cycles and the shape turns.