Figural Reasoning Patterns Flashcards
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In a pattern sequence, each shape gains one side per step: triangle → square → pentagon → ? What comes next?
Answer: Hexagon
The pattern adds one side per step. Pentagon has 5 sides; the next shape has 6 sides, which is a hexagon.
A grid shows four quadrants. In three quadrants, there is a circle inside a square. In the fourth quadrant, there is only a square. To complete the pattern, the fourth quadrant should contain:
Answer: A circle inside a square
The consistent pattern across all other quadrants is a circle inside a square; the fourth quadrant should match.
Look at this rotation sequence: An arrow pointing RIGHT → pointing DOWN → pointing LEFT → ? Where does the arrow point next?
Answer: Up
The arrow rotates 90 degrees clockwise each step: Right → Down → Left → Up.
In a series of figures, the number of dots inside each shape follows this pattern: 1, 2, 4, 8, ? What is the next number of dots?
Answer: 16
The dots double with each figure: 1 × 2 = 2, 2 × 2 = 4, 4 × 2 = 8, 8 × 2 = 16.
A pattern shows: small triangle, medium triangle, large triangle, small square, medium square, large square, small circle, ? What is the next figure?
Answer: Medium circle
The pattern cycles through size (small, medium, large) for each shape. After small circle, the next in the size cycle is medium circle.
Each figure in a sequence has a shaded region that moves one position clockwise around a 4-segment circle per step. In the first figure, the top segment is shaded. In the fourth figure, which segment is shaded?
Answer: Left segment
Moving clockwise: top → right (step 2) → bottom (step 3) → left (step 4).