Plant Operator Selection System Figural Reasoning Flashcards
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A sequence of figures shows: 1 small shape inside a large shape → 2 small shapes → 4 small shapes. How many small shapes appear in the next figure?
Answer: 8
The number of small shapes doubles each step: 1→2→4→8.
A figure analogy: shaded pentagon is to unshaded pentagon as shaded hexagon is to ___.
Answer: Unshaded hexagon
The relationship removes shading while keeping the shape, so shaded hexagon becomes unshaded hexagon.
A 3×3 matrix has the numbers of sides of shapes increasing across each row (3,4,5) and increasing down each column. What shape belongs in the bottom-right cell if top-left is a triangle?
Answer: Heptagon
Row 3 starts at 5 sides in column 1, 6 in column 2, and 7 in column 3, giving a heptagon.
Which figure does NOT belong in this group: equilateral triangle, isosceles triangle, right triangle, square?
Answer: Square
All triangles have three sides, while the square has four sides, making it the odd one out.
A shape is reflected across a vertical axis. If the original shows a right-pointing arrow on the left side of a box, what does the reflection show?
Answer: Left-pointing arrow on the right side
Reflection across a vertical axis flips left-to-right and reverses horizontal direction, moving the arrow to the right side and pointing left.
A pattern shows figures where the inner shape is always the same type as the outer but smaller. If the outer shape is a circle and the inner shape is a square, which rule is violated?
Answer: Shape-matching rule
The rule states the inner shape should match the outer shape type, but a square inside a circle violates this shape-matching rule.
In a folding problem, a flat cross-shaped net is folded into a 3D object. What shape does it form?
Answer: Cube
A standard cross-shaped net with six equal squares folds into a cube.
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