Raven's Progressive Matrices Test Raven's Progressive Matrices Line and Angle Patterns 2

Question 1

A matrix row contains three cells where the line in each cell rotates 60° counterclockwise from the previous. If the first cell shows a vertical line (90°), what angle does the third cell show?

Accepted Answer

Both B and C are correct

Answer

210°

Answer

330°

Answer

−30° (same as 330°)

Question 2

Two lines intersect inside an RPM cell at a right angle. Across the matrix, this intersection rotates 45° per cell. After three cells, the original right angle has rotated by a total of:

Accepted Answer

90°

Answer

45°

Answer

135°

Answer

180°

Question 3

In RPM, when a line's angle increases by 30° per row and 45° per column, what is the total angular increase from the top-left cell to the bottom-right cell of a 3×3 matrix?

Accepted Answer

150°

Answer

75°

Answer

90°

Answer

165°

Question 4

An RPM cell contains a line at 75°. The next cell shows the supplementary angle. What angle appears in the next cell?

Accepted Answer

105°

Answer

15°

Answer

165°

Answer

285°

Question 5

In an RPM matrix, the first row shows a line rotating clockwise: 0°, 45°, 90°. The second row starts at 90°. What is the most likely rule for how rows relate to each other?

Accepted Answer

Each row starts where the previous row ended

Answer

Each row starts 90° ahead of the previous row's start

Answer

Each row repeats the same angles

Answer

Each row reverses the rotation direction

Question 6

Which term describes lines in an RPM matrix that meet at exactly 90° angles?

Accepted Answer

Perpendicular lines

Answer

Parallel lines

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Complementary lines

Answer

Acute lines

Question 7

A matrix column shows lines at 20°, 40°, and 60°. A second column shows lines at 25°, 45°, and 65°. What rule connects the two columns?

Accepted Answer

Column 2 angles are 5° greater than column 1 angles

Answer

Column 2 angles are double column 1 angles

Answer

Column 2 angles are the mirror of column 1 angles

Answer

Column 2 angles decrease by 5° from column 1