Crossover Aptitude Abstract Reasoning: Pattern Recognition Flashcards
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A pattern grid has ×, ○, × in row 1; ○, ×, ○ in row 2; ×, ○, ___ in row 3. What fills the blank?
Answer: ×
Columns alternate between × and ○, and column 3 follows ×, ○, × — so the missing symbol is ×.
Shapes in a series double in size each step: 1 cm², 2 cm², 4 cm², 8 cm², ___. What is the next area?
Answer: 16 cm²
Each term doubles, so 8 × 2 = 16 cm².
In a 3×3 symbol matrix, each row contains exactly one ■, one ●, and one ▲. Row 1: ■, ●, ▲; Row 2: ▲, ■, ●; Row 3: ●, ___, ■. What fills the blank?
Answer: ▲
Each symbol appears exactly once per row; since ● and ■ are placed, the blank must be ▲.
A repeating color pattern is: red, blue, green, red, blue, green. What color is the 17th element?
Answer: Red
17 mod 3 = 2, which corresponds to the second element (blue) in the repeating triplet.
An abstract pattern shows figures where the number of sides increases by 2 each step: 3, 5, 7, 9, ___. What is the next number of sides?
Answer: 11
The sequence increases by 2 each step (odd numbers), so after 9 comes 11.
In a pattern matrix, small shapes appear in the top-left and bottom-right cells; large shapes appear in the top-right and bottom-left cells. The center cell contains a medium shape. If the top-left is a small circle, what is in the bottom-right?
Answer: Small circle
The rule places small shapes in top-left and bottom-right, so the bottom-right is a small circle.