Explanation:
The last picture of each row contains the figures in the first two pictures of that row. The figure on the bottom right repeats the figure in the first picture, but its colour changes from black to white. The figure on the top left repeats the figure in the second picture and its colour remains the same.
The missing figure must contain a white diamond at the bottom (as the first picture contains a black diamond) and a black triangle at the top (the same figure as in the second picture).
Explanation:
Circle in the top left segment for one frame, then omitted for the following two frames, with each turn. A small triangle alternates from the upper triangular segment to the lower triangular segment with each turn.
Explanation:
The square moves in an anti-clockwise direction with each alternate turn.
The three-quarter circle rotates by 45 degrees with each turn. The half circle moves in an anti-clockwise direction with each turn.
Explanation:
The triangle alternates from pointing up to pointing right with each turn.
The doughnut shape alternates from the left corner to the right corner with each turn.
Explanation:
Please note: shapes are not in a set position within the frame. It is merely the presence and number of shapes that are important for this sequence. With every turn, there are always three squares. With every turn, there are always two diamonds. With every turn, there is always one circle.
Explanation:
Square moves from the top left corner to the middle, then to the right corner with each turn. An unshaded square appears in every third frame with each turn. A triangle appears with every alternate turn.
Explanation:
The line alternates from being diagonal to vertical with each turn.
Square moves in an anticlockwise direction around the frame with each turn.
Explanation:
The triangle alternates by 90 degrees with each turn.
The triangle alternates from shaded to unshaded with each turn.
Explanation:
Line changes with each turn from diagonal, to vertical, to the inverse diagonal, and then to horizontal. The dot moves from the top right corner, to intersect with the middle line, to the bottom left corner with each turn. The triangle moves around the frame corners in an anti-clockwise direction with each turn.
Explanation:
Square increases in size with each turn (i.e.: small, medium, large).
The smallest square informs the decrease of one corner circle in the following frame, in a clockwise direction. Squares alternate from shaded to unshaded with each turn.
Explanation:
Doughnut shapes move in a clockwise direction with each alternate turn. Squares move in a clockwise direction with each alternate turn.
