Abstract Reasoning Flashcards
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A series shows a square gaining one diagonal line per step until it has both diagonals, then it resets. After the reset, the figure shows:
Answer: A plain square with no diagonals
After both diagonals appear, the reset returns the square to its original plain form.
Two rules apply: shapes alternate triangle and circle, and color alternates black and white. If the first is a black triangle, the third figure is a:
Answer: Black triangle
Both shape and color cycle every two steps, so the third figure matches the first: a black triangle.
A figure has an arrow that turns 120 degrees clockwise each step. How many distinct positions does it cycle through?
Answer: 3
A 360-degree circle divided by 120 degrees gives three distinct positions.
In an odd-one-out row, four figures have an even number of dots and one has an odd number. The odd one out is defined by:
Answer: Odd dot count
All others share an even dot count, so the figure with an odd count is the outlier.
A nested pattern adds a smaller inner shape each step: 1 shape, 2 nested, 3 nested, ? How many nested shapes next?
Answer: 4
The count increases by one each step, so after three comes four nested shapes.
An analogy states up-arrow is to down-arrow as left-arrow is to:
Answer: Right-arrow
The relationship is a 180-degree reversal, so a left-arrow maps to a right-arrow.
A grid increases shape count by row (1, 2, 3) and each shape gets smaller across columns. The bottom-right cell has:
Answer: Three small shapes
The bottom row holds three shapes and the rightmost column makes them smallest, giving three small shapes.