11+ Non Verbal Reasoning

11+ Non Verbal Reasoning$3.58

Rated 2.00/5 (3) —  Free Android application by Eleven Plus Exams

About 11+ Non Verbal Reasoning

Help your child succeed in the 11plus Non -verbal Reasoning entrance exam and get into the school of your choice with this fun app.

The First Past The Post® series of apps, created by ElevenPlusExams Head for Success™, in Verbal Reasoning, Mathematics, English, Vocabulary Building and Non-verbal Reasoning forms a comprehensive series of practice and revision aids to complement preparation for these demanding exams.

This app covers all the seven types of non-verbal questions found in the 11 plus and common entrance exams set by selective grammar and independent private schools in the United Kingdom and some other countries around the world.

The question types included in the app are in the following categories: –

• Sequences
• Related Shapes
• Shape-Letters
• Blank Squares
• Similar Shapes
• Code Letter Shapes
• Odd One Out

The app contains 30 questions in each category making a total of 210 questions.

Features included:

• POINTS SYSTEM - points awarded according to the time taken to answer each question.
• LEADER BOARD - showing the total points accumulated and the total number of tests done by the top 100 users with filtering by Boy, Girl or All.
• SCORES SAVED – scores of all attempts at a test are stored thus preventing cheating.
• TIMER CLOCK – time taken to answer each question is recorded.
• PROGRESS CHART - displays the score and time taken in the last 10 attempts of each test in the database.
• THREE MODES of use – unlimited time with ability to go back and change previous answers; exam mode limiting the time per question and exam mode limiting time per test.
• RANDOMISED QUESTIONS – each category test contains random questions in that category.
• TEST RESULTS REVIEW – ability to review whole test or to review only the questions answered incorrectly or skipped questions.
• EXPLANATIONS – for all questions.
• MOCK TEST – with randomised questions from the whole database.
• AWARD CERTIFICATES – a certificate is produced for each test result with option to email or save.
• USER LOGINS – ability for two users to be registered on one device.
• SETTINGS – allows three modes of practice and variable time settings.
• SOUND EFFECTS - Option to choose “on” or “off” for sound effects and “shake to skip”
• EASY OF USE - very easy to use and intuitive.


ElevenPlusExams, a division of Technical One Limited, are established knowledge experts in the 11 plus field supplying software and other products to schools, tutors and the public including tuition using state of the art technology. The company also hosts the UK's largest website and information portal for the 11 plus exams with over 25,000 web pages.

First Past The Post® and ElevenPlusExams Head for Success™ are trademarks of Technical One Limited.

How to Download / Install

Download and install 11+ Non Verbal Reasoning version 1.1 on your Android device!
APK Size: 2.6 MB, downloaded 100+ times, content rating: Not rated
Android package: com.elevenplusexams.nvr, download 11+ Non Verbal Reasoning.apk

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App History & Updates

Price update  Price changed from $1.17 to $3.58.
Price update  Price changed from $1.58 to $1.17.
More downloads  11+ Non Verbal Reasoning reached 100 - 500 downloads

What are users saying about 11+ Non Verbal Reasoning

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by D####:

It helps me learn but it got a answer wrong because my mum , dad checked it.

M70%
by M####:

First problem encountered immediately: you have to register, and the form complained that my email address was invalid. It isn't. It contains a hyphen; some email addresses do. Deal with it, app developers! I have more than one email address, so I could get round this. I next tried some of the questions. Now, I'm an adult with a PhD in mathematics, so I was surprised to find many of the questions non-obvious and subsequently to get them wrong.. Looking at the explanations made it clear what was going on: to get the question "right" you have to spot the rule the question-setter had in mind and ignore any other equally simple rule. (For example, one of the "odd one out" questions requires you to identify as odd the figure that is not made up of 9 edges, not the one that contains a concave shape.) This kind of problem would have shown up if they'd tried the questions on a sample of children, so I surmise they didn't. Possibly useful for a confident child for exposure to question types, but don't let your child take "mistakes" to heart!


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