11+ VERBAL AND NON VERBAL REASONING

Verbal Reasoning is a skill test rather than a knowledge test, and it is critical that your kid fully aims at preparing for this aspect of the 11+ exam. The skills needed are language-based. Hence it is termed Verbal Reasoning.

Non-verbal reasoning tests are intended to examine a child’s ability to evaluate visual information and make decisions using visual logic. The questions relate to code and frame patterns, and the student needs to figure out how they connect. However, in most schools, non-verbal Reasoning is not taught.

11+ Verbal Reasoning

Verbal Reasoning is thinking carefully with words. The major skill required to be a pro is impressive vocabulary, focus, precision, and efficiency. Tackling word problems, recognising sequences, and cracking letter and number-based standards are all examples of verbal reasoning skills. Seeing mathematical ideas on an English paper is shocking, but the problem-solving ability stays the same.