Most Like: Matching Inner and Outer Shapes

Pupils learn how 'most like' puzzles work by finding that each example has matching inner and outer shapes with the same fills, and choosing the option that follows the same rule.

Non-Verbal ReasoningAge 9+20 minutes

What this topic covers

Explain that a 'most like' puzzle asks for the option that follows the same rule as the examples.
Identify that each example has matching inner and outer shapes, with an outline outer shape and a striped or solid inner shape.
Reject options where the shapes do not match or the fills are wrong.

Core concept summaries

Key ConceptsWhat Is a 'Most Like' Puzzle?Matching Inner and Outer ShapesChoosing the Right Option

Practice formats pupils may meet

NeurofiED uses varied practice to help pupils apply the idea actively, check understanding and build confidence over time.

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