- Cognitive Assessment Abstract Reasoning Analogies Flashcards
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Circle is to sphere as square is to:
Answer: Cube
A circle is the 2D version of a sphere. Similarly, a square is the 2D version of a cube.
Dark triangle pointing up is to light triangle pointing down as dark circle is to:
Answer: Light circle
The transformation involves two changes: shading inverts (dark to light) and orientation flips. Applying the same to a dark circle: it becomes a light circle (circles don't visually change when flipped).
A small shape inside a large shape is to a large shape inside a small shape, as a black shape on the left is to:
Answer: A black shape on the right
The first pair swaps the size relationship (inside/outside). The analogous swap for position would change left to right while keeping color the same.
Straight line is to zigzag line as solid circle is to:
Answer: Dashed circle
A straight line becomes a zigzag by breaking it into segments. Similarly, a solid circle becomes a dashed circle by breaking the continuous line into segments.
1 dot is to 3 dots in a triangle as 1 square is to:
Answer: 3 squares in a triangle
The transformation multiplies the element to 3 copies arranged in a triangular formation. Applying this to a square gives 3 squares arranged in a triangle.
Arrow pointing right with 2 feathers is to arrow pointing left with 4 feathers, as star with 3 points is to:
Answer: Star with 6 points, inverted
The transformation reverses direction/orientation and doubles the detail count (2→4 feathers). Applied to a 3-pointed star: it inverts (reverses orientation) and doubles the points (3→6).