Level B Flashcards
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A matrix shows shapes with increasing numbers of sides across rows: triangle (3 sides), square (4 sides), pentagon (5 sides). What shape logically follows?
Answer: Hexagon
Each shape adds one more side; after pentagon (5) comes hexagon (6 sides).
A black dot moves one box to the right across 4 boxes, then resets to box 1. At step 7, which box holds the dot?
Answer: Box 3
The dot cycles through positions 1-4; 7 ÷ 4 = 1 remainder 3, so the dot is in box 3.
Which of the following does NOT share the same visual property as the others?
Answer: A shape with 3 sides (triangle)
All other options are four-sided shapes (quadrilaterals); only the triangle has three sides.
A matrix has shapes getting larger going down each column and darker going right across each row. The top-left is a small white square. What is the bottom-right shape?
Answer: Large black square
Moving to the bottom makes it larger and moving to the right makes it darker, giving a large black square.
In a picture analogy, a blank square is to a square with a center dot as a blank circle is to ___:
Answer: A circle with a center dot
The transformation adds a center dot to any shape, so a blank circle becomes a circle with a center dot.
A series of frames shows 1 row of 3 dots, then 2 rows of 3 dots, then 3 rows of 3 dots. How many dots are in frame 5?
Answer: 15
Each frame adds one row of 3 dots; frame 5 has 5 rows × 3 = 15 dots.
On the NNAT Level B, which question type asks students to find the missing piece that completes a design inside a rectangle?
Answer: Pattern Completion
Pattern Completion items show a design with a missing section inside a rectangle; students choose the piece that fills the gap.
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