Figure Analysis Flashcards
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A figure series shows a square rotating 45 degrees clockwise each step. After three rotations from a flat square, what does it resemble?
Answer: A diamond
A square turned 45 degrees appears as a diamond orientation.
In a matrix item, the top row increases shading from light to dark. The bottom row should follow which rule?
Answer: Also increase shading left to right
Matrix rows usually share the same transformation, so shading increases similarly.
Three figures are pentagons and one is a hexagon. The classification rule is based on:
Answer: Number of sides
The pentagons share five sides while the hexagon has six, so side count is the rule.
A figure analogy: a single circle is to two circles as a single triangle is to ___?
Answer: Two triangles
The rule doubles the count of the same shape, producing two triangles.
An object is reflected across a vertical line (mirrored). An 'L' shape mirrored vertically becomes:
Answer: A backward L
A vertical mirror flips the L horizontally, producing a backward L.
In a series, shapes lose one side each step: octagon, heptagon, hexagon. What comes next?
Answer: Pentagon
Reducing by one side from a hexagon gives a five-sided pentagon.
When two transformations occur at once (rotation and shading), the best approach is to:
Answer: Track each change separately
Analyzing each transformation independently prevents confusion in multi-rule items.