EDPT - Electronic Data Processing Figural Analogy Transformations Questions and Answers

Question 1

The first figure is to the second figure as the third figure is to which answer choice?

Figure 1: A large square contains a single, small, black-filled circle in the upper-left corner. 
Figure 2: The same large square contains two small, black-filled circles in the lower-right corner. 
Figure 3: A large square contains a single, small, unfilled triangle in the upper-right corner.

Accepted Answer

A large square containing two small, unfilled triangles in the lower-left corner.

Answer

A large square containing a single, small, unfilled triangle in the lower-left corner.

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A large square containing two small, unfilled triangles in the upper-right corner.

Answer

A large square containing two small, black-filled triangles in the lower-left corner.

Question 2

Observe the relationship between the first and second figures to determine the correct corresponding fourth figure.

Figure 1: A capital letter 'L' shape. 
Figure 2: The 'L' shape is rotated 90 degrees clockwise and is now filled solid black. 
Figure 3: A capital letter 'T' shape.

Accepted Answer

A 'T' shape rotated 90 degrees clockwise and filled solid black.

Answer

A 'T' shape rotated 180 degrees and filled solid black.

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A 'T' shape reflected horizontally and filled solid black.

Answer

A 'T' shape rotated 90 degrees counter-clockwise and filled solid black.

Question 3

Which of the answer choices completes the analogy?

Figure 1: A large circle with a vertical line dividing it in half. The right half of the circle is shaded. 
Figure 2: A large circle with a horizontal line dividing it in half. The bottom half of the circle is shaded. 
Figure 3: A large square with a vertical line dividing it in half. The left half of the square is shaded.

Accepted Answer

A large square with a horizontal line dividing it in half. The top half is shaded.

Answer

A large square with a horizontal line dividing it in half. The right half is shaded.

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A large square with a diagonal line dividing it. The bottom half is shaded.

Answer

A large square with a vertical line dividing it in half. The right half is shaded.

Question 4

Given the first pair of figures, select the figure that completes the second pair.

Figure 1: A large pentagon containing a small, unshaded star above a small, shaded circle. 
Figure 2: The large pentagon now contains only the small star, which is now shaded. 
Figure 3: A large triangle containing a small, shaded square to the left of a small, unshaded diamond.

Accepted Answer

A large triangle containing only the small, unshaded diamond, which is now shaded.

Answer

A large triangle containing only the small, shaded square.

Answer

A large triangle containing only the small, unshaded diamond.

Answer

A large triangle containing only the small, shaded square, which is now unshaded.

Question 5

The first figure changes to the second figure in a certain way. Find the answer choice that shows the same change for the third figure.

Figure 1: A solid black arrow pointing to the right. 
Figure 2: An outline (unfilled) arrow pointing to the left. 
Figure 3: A solid black triangle with its base at the bottom.

Accepted Answer

An outline triangle with its base at the top.

Answer

A solid black triangle with its base at the top.

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An outline triangle with its base at the bottom.

Answer

An outline square.

Question 6

Which figure from the options logically follows the pattern set by the first three figures?

Figure 1: A large square is divided into four smaller quadrants. A small circle is in the top-left quadrant. 
Figure 2: The small circle has moved to the top-right quadrant. 
Figure 3: A large square is divided into four quadrants. A small triangle is in the bottom-right quadrant.

Accepted Answer

The small triangle moves to the bottom-left quadrant.

Answer

The small triangle moves to the top-left quadrant.

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The small triangle moves to the top-right quadrant.

Answer

The small triangle is replaced by a small circle in the bottom-left quadrant.