Codes Example
11+ Non-Verbal Reasoning, topic 6.1.1
Codes
You will be given a sequence of images, each its own code referring to the shapes and shading within the image.
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Question
- Does code A, B, C or D describe the shape?
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Find similar shapes
- The shading in the last three images is the same, as is the first letter in the code.
- So B as the first letter in the code means the shape is a square.
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Find similar shading
- The shading in the first two images is the same, as is the second letter in the code.
- So P as the second letter in the code means shading with lines.
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Crack the code
- We can deduce that H as the second letter in the code means shading with stars.
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Crack the code
- We can deduce that R as the second letter in the code means shading with dots.
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Crack the code
- We know the first letter of the missing code is B as the shape is a square.
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Give the correct answer
- The only letter not seen before in the codes is G, so that must be the code for shading with wiggly lines.
Test yourself on Codes Example
What letter do you think represents no shading?
What letter do you think represents a square shape?
Does code A, B, C or D describe the shape?