Matrix Reasoning Flashcards
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In a 3×3 matrix, each row contains a circle, a square, and a triangle. Each column also contains a circle, a square, and a triangle. The bottom-right cell is missing. Row 3 starts with square, circle — what fills the missing cell?
Answer: Triangle
Row 3 already has square and circle, so the missing shape must be a triangle to complete the set.
In a matrix, each row's shading gets darker from left to right: white, gray, black. The middle cell of the last row is missing. The row shows white, ___, black.
Answer: Gray
The shading sequence is white → gray → black, so the middle cell must be gray.
A 2×2 matrix shows: top-left = large circle, top-right = large square, bottom-left = small circle, bottom-right = ___.
Answer: Small square
The pattern reduces size from top to bottom and changes shape from left to right; bottom-right must be a small square.
In a matrix, the number of sides of the shape in each cell follows this pattern: Row 1: 3, 4, 5; Row 2: 4, 5, 6; Row 3: 5, 6, ___.
Answer: 7
Each row and column increases by 1; the bottom-right value must be 7.
A matrix has each row contain shapes rotating 90° clockwise from left to right. The middle shape in the bottom row points right. What does the rightmost shape in that row point?
Answer: Down
Rotating 90° clockwise from pointing right gives pointing down.
In a 3×3 matrix, the total number of dots in each row is 6. Row 1: 1, 2, 3. Row 2: 2, 3, 1. Row 3: 3, ___, 2.
Answer: 1
Row 3 must total 6: 3 + ? + 2 = 6, so ? = 1.