NNAT Reasoning by Analogy 2

Question 1

In an NNAT Reasoning by Analogy task, a large circle corresponds to a small circle. Following the same rule, a large square corresponds to what?

Accepted Answer

A small square

Answer

The relationship is size reduction, so a large square corresponds to a small square.

Question 2

In an analogy, a solid black square is paired with an outline (unfilled) square. Which attribute is being transformed?

Accepted Answer

Fill or shading

Answer

The transformation changes the fill from solid to unfilled, which is a shading attribute.

Question 3

In the analogy '2 dots : 4 dots :: 3 lines : ?', what correctly completes the pattern?

Accepted Answer

6 lines

Answer

The quantity doubles from the first element to the second, so 3 lines doubles to 6 lines.

Question 4

A triangle with a dot inside corresponds to a triangle without a dot. A circle with a dot inside corresponds to what?

Accepted Answer

A circle without a dot

Answer

The rule is removing the inner dot, so a circle with a dot inside becomes a circle without a dot.

Question 5

A triangle (3 sides) corresponds to a pentagon (5 sides) in the first pair of an analogy. Following the same rule, a square (4 sides) corresponds to what?

Accepted Answer

A hexagon

Answer

The rule adds 2 sides to the shape, so a square (4 sides) becomes a hexagon (6 sides).

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NNAT Reasoning by Analogy 2