Bond assessment sample paper 10-11 years

[catwoman]

Hi everyone, hope you all had a great xmas...however back to it all now.

Can anyone help with no. 27, 32 and 34 totally baffled

All help greatly appreciated

[sbarnes]

are u able to illustrate the example or are they the shapes; sorry but I don't have those books anymore.

My advice is to practice and practice NVR examples from various sources not just BOND. Waterstone's have loads of good resources on NVR.

[catwoman]

Yes there very complicated shapes i know Okanagan usually helps me with these so i'm hoping she'll pop up soon thanks for the advice sbarnes

[Okanagan]

27 - I'd have said c (3 straight lines, and a partial circle, where if the shape is rotated so that the circle is at the top the base line is horizontal)
32 - d (all the shapes contain a black square)
34 - c (long straight line with a one shorter line perpendicular to it on each side)

[catwoman]

Thanks Okanagan
No.27 - thats what my Ds put c, but the answer says d ? why would they put d?

No.32 and 34 i understand now, thankyou.

However confused with no.27

[southbucks3]

27.

I finally found paper...sorry but son 3 chose d and I agree with him and answer sheet...they all have a right angle!

I couldn't see 32, ds pointed out I was looking at differences not similarities again, my old silly...it really is a mind set isn't it? No use to mankind what so ever though

[catwoman]

Thanks southbucks3 your Ds is a genius with no.27 i've been sitting and wondering about it last night...now i can see it...right angles... when my Ds has finished his comprehension i'll point it out to him...thanks again