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“Fundamentals of Non-verbal Reasoning” is a comprehensive guide to understanding the complex world of nonverbal reasoning. This book is the first volume of a series of books that aims to provide readers with a deep and thorough understanding of nonverbal reasoning. Nonverbal reasoning is a type of reasoning that does not involve language or words. It is the ability to understand and analyze visual information and to solve problems using visual and spatial reasoning. We used this type of reasoning in many fields, including engineering, architecture, and mathematics. It is also an important component of many standardized tests such as common entrance tests for admission into schools and colleges, and the recruitment process and departmental promotion examination in various business houses. In this first volume of Fundamentals of Non-verbal Reasoning, readers are introduced to the basic concepts of nonverbal reasoning. The book covers topics such as Rotation of Shapes, Series and Sequences, Analogies, and Classification. These concepts are presented clearly and concisely, making them easy to understand for readers of all levels. We divide the book into five chapters, each of which covers a different topic in nonverbal reasoning. Each chapter begins with an introduction to the topic and provides examples of the questions that will be covered. This is followed by a series of tests and exercises designed to help readers practice their skills and improve their understanding of the subject. One of the key features of this book is the large number of tests and exercises it contains. With over 920 tests to solve, readers will have plenty of opportunities to practice their skills and master the material. The tests are challenging but manageable, allowing readers to gradually build their skills and confidence as they progress through the book. Besides the tests and exercises, the book also contains helpful tips and strategies for solving nonverbal reasoning