Nonverbal Figure Matrices Flashcards
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A matrix shows a shape that shrinks while keeping its outline as you move right. If the bottom-left is a large hexagon, what is the missing figure?
Answer: A small hexagon
The shape stays a hexagon but becomes smaller.
In a matrix, the number of inner lines doubles across the row. The bottom row shows a box with 1 line then a blank. What completes it?
Answer: A box with 2 lines
Doubling 1 line gives 2 lines.
A matrix shows arrows rotating 180 degrees across each row. If the bottom-left arrow points left, what is the missing arrow?
Answer: Arrow pointing right
A 180-degree rotation flips a left arrow to point right.
Each column adds a shaded corner to a square going down. The top square has one shaded corner, the middle has two. What does the bottom square show?
Answer: Three shaded corners
The shaded corners increase by one each step, reaching three.
A matrix shows a small shape moving from the top-left to the top-right of a box across the row. Where is the shape in the missing final box?
Answer: Bottom-right
Following the clockwise movement pattern, the shape lands at the bottom-right.
In a matrix, two overlapping circles lose one circle each step. The bottom-left shows two circles, the next shows one. What is the missing figure?
Answer: No circle (empty)
Removing one circle each step leaves zero circles in the last cell.
A matrix shows figures changing from striped to dotted to solid fill across the row. If the bottom-left is striped and the middle is dotted, what is the last?
Answer: Solid fill
The fill pattern progresses striped, dotted, then solid.