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Free 11+ Non-Verbal Reasoning Odd One Out worksheet
Five figures: four share a feature and one doesn't. Your child finds the odd one out.
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Non-Verbal Reasoning · Medium
Odd One Out
Set 839058Which figure is the odd one out?
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EWhich figure is the odd one out?
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EWhich figure is the odd one out?
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EWhich figure is the odd one out?
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EWhat it practises
Five figures: four share a feature and one doesn't. Your child finds the odd one out.
How to solve them
Compare the figures feature by feature (number of sides, shading, number of dots, angles, direction). The odd one out breaks the rule all the others follow.
How to use it
Print the questions and keep the answers page to one side. Allow about 12 minutes, then mark it together and talk through anything that went wrong using the explanations. Move up a level once your child gets most of them right.
More free Non-Verbal Reasoning worksheets
- SeriesSpot how the figures change and pick the one that comes next.
- AnalogiesMake the same change to the third figure as the first.
- MatricesFind the missing square in a grid of figures.
- ReflectionsFind the mirror image of a figure.
- RotationsPick the figure that is the same one turned round.
- CodesWork out what each code letter means, then code a new figure.
- Cube NetsFold a flat net in your head and pick the cube it makes.
- Mixed Non-Verbal ReasoningA mix of all eight picture-puzzle types.
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