EDPT Figural Analogy Transformations 3

Question 1

Figure A has three horizontal lines stacked. Figure B has three vertical lines side by side. Figure C has four horizontal lines. What is Figure D?

Accepted Answer

Four vertical lines side by side

Answer

The transformation rotates the orientation from horizontal to vertical, and the count is preserved from C.

Question 2

A solid black star is transformed into a star outline. A solid black cross is transformed into:

Accepted Answer

A cross outline

Answer

Removing the fill to leave only the outline is applied consistently to any solid shape.

Question 3

Shape A is a circle with one horizontal line through its center. Shape B is a circle with two horizontal lines through its center. Shape C is a square with one horizontal line. Shape D is:

Accepted Answer

A square with two horizontal lines

Answer

The number of lines increases by one in the A→B pair, so the same increase applies to C→D.

Question 4

An upward-pointing arrow doubles in length. A rightward-pointing arrow undergoes the same transformation. The result is:

Accepted Answer

A rightward-pointing arrow twice as long

Answer

Doubling in length applies to the arrow regardless of its direction.

Question 5

Figure A: a square with a dot in each corner (4 dots). Figure B: a square with a dot only in the top-left corner (1 dot). Figure C: a triangle with a dot at each vertex (3 dots). Figure D is:

Accepted Answer

A triangle with a dot only at the top vertex

Answer

The transformation reduces dots to only the first (top-most) position, applied to the triangle's top vertex.

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