KS2 11+ Non-Verbal Reasoning — Shapes, Patterns and Rotations
15 flashcards covering Shapes, Patterns and Rotations. Designed for KS2 11+ Non-Verbal Reasoning revision using spaced repetition.
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All 15 questions in this deck
- What is symmetry?
- Define rotation
- What is a pattern?
- Identify reflection
- Explain tessellation
- Describe translation
- What is a shape sequence?
- Define line symmetry
- Explain rotational symmetry
- Identify a mirror image
- Describe a shape transformation
- What is a repeating pattern?
- Explain shape properties
- Define spatial awareness
- Identify a shape change
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