CAT4 - Cognitive Abilities Test Fourth Edition Figure Matrices Questions and Answers Flashcards
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In a 2×2 matrix, the top row shows a triangle on the left side of the box → triangle on the right side. The bottom row shows a circle on the left side → which shape completes the matrix?
Answer: Circle on the right side
The pattern moves the shape from the left side to the right side of the box.
In a 2×2 matrix, the top row shows a large shaded square → small white square. The bottom row shows a large shaded circle → which shape completes the matrix?
Answer: Small white circle
The pattern reduces size and removes shading, so the answer is a small white circle.
In a 2×2 matrix, the top row shows 1 arrow pointing up → 2 arrows pointing up. The bottom row shows 1 arrow pointing right → which completes the matrix?
Answer: 2 arrows pointing right
The pattern doubles the number of arrows while keeping the direction the same.
In a 2×2 matrix, the top row shows a square inside a circle → circle inside a square. The bottom row shows a triangle inside a pentagon → which completes the matrix?
Answer: Pentagon inside a triangle
The pattern swaps the inner and outer shapes, so the pentagon moves outside and the triangle moves inside.
In a 2×2 matrix, the top row shows a striped hexagon → hexagon without stripes. The bottom row shows a striped square → which completes the matrix?
Answer: Square without stripes
The pattern removes the stripes from the shape while keeping its form the same.
In a 2×2 matrix, the top row shows a rectangle divided into 2 sections → rectangle divided into 4 sections. The bottom row shows a circle divided into 2 sections → which completes the matrix?
Answer: Circle divided into 4 sections
The pattern doubles the number of sections in the shape, so 2 × 2 = 4 sections.