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Figural Analogy Transformations Flashcards

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  1. A small shape is on the left side of a large shape. After transformation the small shape is on the right side. If the small shape starts at the top of a large shape, after transformation it is:

    Answer: At the bottom

    The transformation moves the small shape to the opposite side, so top becomes bottom.

  2. Figure A shows an L-shape. Figure B shows the L-shape rotated 180 degrees. Figure C shows a T-shape. Figure D shows:

    Answer: The T-shape rotated 180 degrees

    The 180-degree rotation rule from A→B is applied to the T-shape in C→D.

  3. A shape has a striped interior pattern running diagonally left-to-right. After transformation the stripes run diagonally right-to-left. This is a:

    Answer: Reflection of the internal fill pattern

    Reversing the diagonal direction of stripes is a reflection of the fill pattern, not of the shape itself.

  4. A circle is divided into 4 equal parts; 1 part is shaded. After transformation 2 parts are shaded. A square is divided into 4 equal parts; 1 part is shaded. After the same transformation:

    Answer: 2 parts of the square are shaded

    The shaded section count doubles from 1 to 2, and this rule applies to the square as well.

  5. A large triangle contains a medium triangle, which contains a small triangle. After transformation only the large and small triangles remain. The medium level was:

    Answer: Removed

    The middle layer is deleted, leaving only the outermost and innermost shapes.

  6. In Figure A, two shapes overlap with cross-hatching in the overlap area. In Figure B, the overlap area is now blank (no pattern). The transformation:

    Answer: Removes the overlap fill/pattern

    Only the overlap region's fill is cleared; both shapes and their positions remain unchanged.

  7. Shape A: a circle with an X drawn inside it. Shape B: a circle with a plus (+) drawn inside it. The lines in the X were rotated 45 degrees to create the +. A square with an X inside becomes:

    Answer: A square with a plus (+) inside

    The 45-degree rotation of the internal line pattern applies to the square the same way it applied to the circle.

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