Non-Verbal Reasoning Quiz

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Welcome to the Non-Verbal Reasoning Quiz! This mind-teasing assessment is designed to challenge your ability to solve problems and make logical deductions using only visual cues. Non-verbal reasoning involves the ability to understand and analyze visual information and solve problems using visual reasoning. This test will test your non-verbal reasoning as the questions appear in diagrammatic and pictorial form. In this quiz, you'll encounter a series of questions that test your proficiency in deciphering patterns, shapes, and relationships. Your task is to analyze these visual cues and select the option that best continues the pattern Read moreor completes the analogy. This quiz isn't just about recognizing shapes – it's a test of your abstract reasoning skills, critical thinking, and cognitive flexibility. Are you ready to put your spatial intelligence to the test? Get ready to explore the world of patterns and relationships that transcend words in this ultimate non-verbal reasoning challenge!

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A. A
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C. C

Explanation
As per the image sequence above, the square figures overlap the circle figures. In continuation with the series, C is the only image where the third square overlaps the circle.

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B. B

Explanation
Looking at the sequence:
The first pair is red-red.
The second pair is blue-red.
The third pair is blue-blue.
The fourth pair is green-blue.
From this pattern:
The sequence of colors from top to bottom goes red, blue, blue, green.
The sequence of colors from bottom to top goes red, red, blue, blue.
Following the pattern, the correct option should have green on top and green on the bottom, as the previous bottom color (green) becomes the top color, and it follows the observed sequence.
So the correct option is indeed:
B (green on top, green on bottom).

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E. E

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The internal rectangles alternate between vertical and horizontal positions. As a result, the correct answer must include two rectangles in the vertical position, making the correct answer E.

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E. E
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E. E
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