- Cognitive Assessment Abstract Reasoning Analogies Flashcards
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Striped rectangle is to spotted rectangle as striped triangle is to:
Answer: Spotted triangle
The shape stays the same while the fill pattern changes from striped to spotted. So a striped triangle becomes a spotted triangle.
Complete circle is to three-quarter circle as complete square is to:
Answer: L-shape
Removing one quarter of a circle leaves a three-quarter arc. Removing one quarter of a square's perimeter (one side/corner) leaves an L-shape.
Single outlined star is to double outlined star as single outlined heart is to:
Answer: Double outlined heart
The transformation adds a second outline layer around the shape. Applied to a single outlined heart, this gives a double outlined heart.
White shape on black background is to black shape on white background as uppercase letter is to:
Answer: Lowercase letter
The first analogy shows an inversion of the figure-ground relationship. The analogous inversion for letter case is uppercase to lowercase.
Two overlapping circles creating a Venn diagram is to three overlapping circles, as two overlapping squares is to:
Answer: Three overlapping squares
The transformation adds one more of the same shape to the overlapping group. Two circles become three circles, so two squares become three squares.
Thin, tall rectangle is to short, wide rectangle as thin, tall triangle is to:
Answer: Short, wide triangle
The transformation changes the aspect ratio from tall-and-thin to short-and-wide while keeping the shape type. A thin tall triangle becomes a short wide triangle.