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  1. Each figure doubles the number of elements: 1, 2, 4, 8, ___

    Answer: 16

    Each term doubles the previous, so 8 × 2 = 16.

  2. A shape series: The inner shape gains one side each step. Step 1: inner triangle (3 sides). Step 3: inner pentagon (5 sides). What is Step 5?

    Answer: Heptagon

    The inner shape gains one side per step: Step 1=3, Step 3=5, Step 5=7 (heptagon).

  3. Odd-positioned figures in a sequence are shaded; even-positioned are unshaded. Which figure number is the 4th shaded figure?

    Answer: 7

    Shaded figures are at positions 1, 3, 5, 7 — so the 4th shaded figure is at position 7.

  4. In a matrix, each row has a different number of dots: Row 1=2, Row 2=4, Row 3=8. How many dots are in Row 5?

    Answer: 32

    Dots double each row: 2, 4, 8, 16, 32 — so Row 5 has 32 dots.

  5. A pattern rotates a cross shape by 45° each step. After 4 steps starting from 0°, what angle has it reached?

    Answer: 180°

    4 steps × 45° per step = 180° total rotation.

  6. In a sequence of grids, the black cell moves diagonally: top-left → one right and one down each step. Starting at position (1,1), where is it after 3 steps in a 4×4 grid?

    Answer: (3,3)

    Starting at (1,1) and moving +1 row and +1 column each step: after 3 steps, position is (1+2, 1+2) = (3,3).