Non-Verbal Reasoning

Learn how to solve 90 questions with our video tutorials and practise on 150 Non-Verbal Reasoning questions developed by Peter Francis for the GL Assessment, CEM, ISEB Common Pre-Test and CAT4 exams.

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Course curriculum

1. Navigating the Course Player
1. Classes Unlike Introduction
2. Classes Unlike Video Tutorial
3. Classes Unlike Practice Questions
1. Classes Like 2 Introduction
2. Classes Like 2 Video Tutorial
3. Classes Like 2 Practice Questions
1. Classes Like 3 Introduction
2. Classes Like 3 Video Tutorial
3. Classes Like 3 Practice Questions
1. Series - 5 in Stem Introduction
2. Series - 5 in Stem Video Tutorial
3. Series - 5 in Stem Practice Questions
1. Variable Sequences Introduction
2. Variable Sequences Video Tutorial
3. Variable Sequences Practice Questions
1. Triangle Series Introduction
2. Triangle Series Video Tutorial
3. Triangle Series Practice Questions
1. Analogies Introduction
2. Analogies Video Tutorial
3. Analogies Practice Questions
1. Box Matrices (2x2 and 3x3) Introduction
2. Box Matrices (2x2 and 3x3) Video Tutorial
3. Box Matrices (2x2 and 3x3) Practice Questions
1. Hexagonal Matrices Introduction
2. Hexagonal Matrices Video Tutorial
3. Hexagonal Matrices Practice Questions
1. Horizontal Codes Introduction
2. Horizontal Codes Video Tutorial
3. Horizontal Codes Practice Questions
1. Vertical Codes Introduction
2. Vertical Codes Video Tutorial
3. Vertical Codes Practice Questions
1. Identical Shapes (2 from 5) Introduction
2. Identical Shapes (2 from 5) Video Tutorial
3. Identical Shapes (2 from 5) Practice Questions
1. Window Reverse Introduction
2. Window Reverse Video Tutorial
3. Window Reverse Practice Questions
1. Sets Introduction
2. Sets Video Tutorial
3. Sets Practice Questions
1. Merge Shapes Introduction
2. Merge Shapes Video Tutorial
3. Merge Shapes Practice Questions
1. Increase Your Skills

About this course

£30.00
47 lessons
2 hours of video content

Explained solutions

Our work-through videos feature comprehensive explanations. Using a virtual whiteboard, each question is meticulously solved and elucidated in real-time. You'll have the opportunity to witness the entire process through our detailed video solutions accompanied by insightful audio commentary.

NVR is a questioning technique that measures logical intelligence. Solving an NVR question demands a critical thinking process, that is, the objective analysis and evaluation of a problem in order to form a judgement.
While words can be used to describe the process, NVR problems are typically a series of pictorial or figurative representations where the correct outcome is selected from a set of answer options.
The skills required for this process are drawn from many areas of experience (perhaps even hereditary). Early years play, the use of building blocks or Lego, completing puzzles and perhaps an interest in geometry, all play a part.
NVR is a specialist subject that is not specifically studied at school, indeed it is unregulated and many feel it can be taught alongside verbal reasoning or maths. This can diminish the opportunity for the student as the skills involved can be wide and varied and require a great deal of practice as there are many different question types to understand.