Simple Drawings and Figures Questions and Answers Flashcards
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A series shows: triangle → circle → square → triangle → circle → ?
Answer: Square
The pattern repeats: triangle, circle, square. After triangle and circle comes square, completing the three-shape cycle.
Which figure is the odd one out: a solid black square, a solid black circle, a solid black triangle, a hollow square?
Answer: Hollow square
Three shapes are solid black; the hollow square is different because it lacks the solid black fill that the other three share.
A pattern shows large shapes on the left and small versions of the same shapes on the right: large circle → small circle; large triangle → small triangle; large square → ?
Answer: Small square
The pattern pairs each large shape with its small counterpart. A large square pairs with a small square.
In a matrix of 3×3 shapes where each row contains a circle, triangle, and square (in some order), and the first row is circle-triangle-square, second row is triangle-square-circle, what completes the third row starting with square?
Answer: Square-triangle-circle
Each row is a rotation of the set. Row 1: C-T-S; Row 2: T-S-C (shifted left once); Row 3: S-C-T (shifted left again), so it's square-circle-triangle.
A figure shows a 2×2 grid. Top-left: large X; top-right: small X; bottom-left: large O; bottom-right: ?
Answer: Small O
The pattern pairs large (left) with small (right) in each row. Large X → small X; large O → small O.
Which rotation of the letter 'R' would result in the letter appearing upside-down?
Answer: 180°
Rotating any object 180° flips it upside-down while keeping it facing the same lateral direction. A 180° rotation of 'R' produces an upside-down 'R.'