Nonverbal Figure Matrices Flashcards
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A matrix shows a shape gaining a smaller copy of itself inside it across the row. If the bottom-left is a plain triangle, what is the missing figure?
Answer: A triangle with a smaller triangle inside
The rule adds a smaller copy of the same shape inside.
Each row reduces the number of points on a star by one. The bottom row shows a 6-point star then a blank. What completes it?
Answer: A 5-point star
Removing one point from a 6-point star gives a 5-point star.
A matrix shows a figure that flips upside down across each row. If the bottom-left is an upright triangle, what is the missing figure?
Answer: An upside-down triangle
A vertical flip turns the upright triangle upside down.
In a matrix, the shape moves one position clockwise around four corners each step. If it starts top-left, where is it after three steps?
Answer: Bottom-left
Three clockwise moves from top-left end at bottom-left.
A matrix combines a shape's outline with a fill color from a second shape. The bottom row shows a square outline and a black fill. What is the result?
Answer: A black square
The square outline takes the black fill, making a black square.
Each column rotates a figure 45 degrees clockwise going down. If the top figure is a plus sign, what does the next figure look like?
Answer: An X shape
Rotating a plus sign 45 degrees makes it look like an X.
A matrix shows the number of shapes increasing by two each step. The bottom row shows 1 shape then a blank. What belongs in the blank?
Answer: 3 shapes
Adding two to one shape gives three shapes.