✔Figural Matrices – Mixed
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The pattern alternates between circles and squares with each new shape being added to the circles first. Each time a circle is added, it is placed first above the last one, then to the right, then above again, etc. Each circle pattern is then copied by the square.
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In each row, there is a common shape, but in different sizes. In the first row, there is a small triangle in the first figure, a middle triangle in the second figure, and a big triangle in the third figure. In the second role, we look at the circle, which has a similar pattern. For the third row, we look at the squares. So the answer should be with a big square, which is d.
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The inner shape of each figure always has fewer sides than the outer shape. Also the number of sides of both shapes increase from left to right in each row. Choice b, fits the pattern of having more sides on the outer shape, but not the pattern of having more sides than the rest of the row.
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Half of each shape is colored in. The colored in half rotates across the shapes by 90 degrees clockwise. Since the second shape in the 3rd row has the bottom half colored in, the answer must have the left half colored in.
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The number of sticks is always one more than the number of the sides of the shape. The number of the sides for circle is one.
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In each row, the third figure has the smallest and biggest shapes the same.
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The figure alternates between circle and a square. Each time the circle appears, there is another quarter of it shaded in. The square always repeats the pattern of the circle. Since the first figure in the third row is a circle with 3 quarters shaded in, the answer must be a circle completely shaded in.
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Rotation 90 and 180 degrees.
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In each row, the shape is cut 1/4 and 1/2.
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The upper and lower halves of the first figure in each row “pass through” each other, over lapping in the second figure and ending up on opposite sides in the third figure.
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In each low, the third shape from left to tight is also the shape that is rotating 90 degrees around the shapes in the row. Since the small shape moving around the figure in the third row is a triangle, the answer must include a triangle as well.
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The shaded shape move to the middle of the next side, while the white shape stays stationary, then the white shape moves to the middle of the next side while the shaded shape is stationary.
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