NNAT3 Analogies 5

Question 1

A sequence where each shape has one more side than the previous (triangle, square, pentagon) is to a sequence starting with a different shape as a sequence (square, pentagon, hexagon) is to:

Accepted Answer

Pentagon, hexagon, heptagon

Answer

The pattern of adding one side per step continues, so the next sequence starts one step later.

Question 2

A shape that is half shaded on the left side is to a shape that is half shaded on the right side as a shape half shaded on the top is to:

Accepted Answer

A shape half shaded on the bottom

Answer

The shaded half moves to the opposite side, so top shading becomes bottom shading.

Question 3

A small triangle inside a large triangle is to a small triangle outside a large triangle as a small circle inside a large square is to:

Accepted Answer

A small circle outside a large square

Answer

The inner shape moves from inside to outside the outer shape, keeping both shapes the same.

Question 4

A 2×2 grid where shapes in diagonal cells match (both circles) and off-diagonal cells match (both squares) is to a grid rotated 90° as:

Accepted Answer

A grid where circles and squares swap diagonals

Answer

Rotating 90° swaps which diagonal holds which shape type.

Question 5

A bold outlined shape is to a thin outlined shape as a large bold outlined square is to:

Accepted Answer

A large thin outlined square

Answer

The outline changes from bold to thin while size and shape stay constant.

(NNAT3) Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test 3 Practice Test

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NNAT3 Analogies 5