Question 1
Determine which figure, from the alternatives, correctly completes the matrix.
Explanation
In each row, the second figure is obtained by turning the first figure through 90° and adding one circle to it. The third figure is obtained by adding two circles to the first figure (without turning it). The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 2
Pick out the figure that correctly completes the given figure matrix.
Explanation
In each row, the second figure is obtained by turning the first figure through 90° and adding one circle to it. The third figure is obtained by adding two circles to the first figure (without turning it). The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 3
Select the figure that correctly completes the matrix among the choices.
Explanation
In each row, the second figure is obtained by turning the first figure through 90° and adding one circle to it. The third figure is obtained by adding two circles to the first figure (without turning it). The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 4
Which option correctly completes the figure matrix given below?
Explanation
In each row, there are three types of outer figures (square, pentagon, circle), three types of inner figures (diamond, triangle, circle) and three types of shading in the inner figures (black, white and lines). Each appears only once in a row. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 5
Choose the figure that logically fits into the matrix's blank cell.
Explanation
In each row, there are three types of outer figures (hexagon, circle, diamond), three types of inner figures (square, circle, triangle) and three types of shading in the inner figures (black, white and lines). Each appears only once in a row. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 6
Find the correct figure, from the alternatives, to complete the matrix.
Explanation
In each row, there are three types of outer figures (circle, triangle, square), three types of inner figures (circle, triangle, square) and three types of shading in the inner figures (black, white and lines). Each appears only once in a row. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 7
Identify which of the four figures completes the matrix correctly.
Explanation
In each row, the pentagon follows the square, the triangle follows the pentagon and the square follows the triangle. In the third row, this rule holds for the inner as well as the outer figures. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 8
Select the figure that completes the matrix pattern shown below.
Explanation
In each row, the circle follows the hexagon, the diamond follows the circle and the hexagon follows the diamond. In the third row, this rule holds for the inner as well as the outer figures. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 9
Which figure correctly fills the blank space in the given matrix?
Explanation
In each row, the triangle follows the circle, the square follows the triangle and the circle follows the square. In the third row, this rule holds for the inner as well as the outer figures. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 10
Choose a suitable figure from the options to complete the figure matrix.
Explanation
In each row (as well as each column), the third figure is a combination of all the elements of the first and the second figures. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 11
Find the missing figure that correctly completes the figure matrix.
Explanation
In each row (as well as each column), the third figure is a combination of all the elements of the first and the second figures. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 12
Determine the figure that correctly completes the given matrix.
Explanation
In each row (as well as each column), the third figure is a combination of all the elements of the first and the second figures. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 13
Select the appropriate figure from the alternatives to complete the matrix.
Explanation
In each row, the second figure is obtained by removing the outermost element of the first figure, and the third figure is obtained by removing the outermost element of the second figure. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 14
Pick the figure that correctly fills in the missing cell of the matrix.
Explanation
In each row, the second figure is obtained by removing the outermost element of the first figure, and the third figure is obtained by removing the outermost element of the second figure. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 15
Which of the given alternatives correctly completes the figure matrix?
Explanation
In each row, the second figure is obtained by removing the outermost element of the first figure, and the third figure is obtained by removing the outermost element of the second figure. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 16
Identify the correct figure to complete the figure matrix shown below.
Explanation
In each column, the second figure is obtained by removing the upper part of the first figure, and the third figure is obtained by turning the upper part of the first figure upside down (the lower part stays as it is). The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 17
Choose the figure that correctly fills the blank cell in the matrix.
Explanation
In each column, the second figure is obtained by removing the upper part of the first figure, and the third figure is obtained by turning the upper part of the first figure upside down (the lower part stays as it is). The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 18
Select the figure that logically completes the given figure matrix.
Explanation
In each column, the second figure is obtained by removing the upper part of the first figure, and the third figure is obtained by turning the upper part of the first figure upside down (the lower part stays as it is). The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 19
Find a suitable figure, from the four alternatives, to complete the matrix.
Explanation
Each row (as well as each column) contains a triangle with 3 line segments, one with 4 line segments and one with 5 line segments. The missing figure must have 4 line segments. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 20
Which figure among the options completes the matrix correctly?
Explanation
Each row (as well as each column) contains a square with 1 line segments, one with 2 line segments and one with 3 line segments. The missing figure must have 2 line segments. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 21
Determine which figure correctly completes the figure matrix below.
Explanation
Each row (as well as each column) contains a circle with 2 line segments, one with 3 line segments and one with 4 line segments. The missing figure must have 3 line segments. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 22
Select the figure that fits into the blank cell of the matrix.
Explanation
In each row, the third figure is made of the lines that are not common to the first two figures (common lines disappear, the rest are kept). The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 23
Choose the correct figure to complete the given figure matrix.
Explanation
In each row, the third figure is made of the lines that are not common to the first two figures (common lines disappear, the rest are kept). The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 24
Identify the figure, from the alternatives, that completes the figure matrix.
Explanation
In each row, the third figure is made of the lines that are not common to the first two figures (common lines disappear, the rest are kept). The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 25
Find the figure that correctly completes the matrix shown below.
Explanation
In each row there are three types of shading (unshaded, right half with vertical lines, upper half with horizontal lines) and three positions of the small black square; each is used only once in a row. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 26
Which of the four figures correctly completes the given figure matrix?
Explanation
In each row there are three types of shading (unshaded, right half with vertical lines, upper half with horizontal lines) and three positions of the small black dot; each is used only once in a row. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 27
From the given options, select the figure that completes the matrix.
Explanation
In each row there are three types of shading (unshaded, right half with vertical lines, upper half with horizontal lines) and three positions of the small black triangle; each is used only once in a row. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 28
Pick a suitable figure from the four alternatives to complete the figure matrix.
Explanation
In each row, the first figure is a part of the second figure (but not exactly the same as the second figure). So the missing figure must contain the first figure of its row and also have something more. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 29
Choose the figure from the options that completes the figure matrix shown below.
Explanation
In each row, the first figure is a part of the second figure (but not exactly the same as the second figure). So the missing figure must contain the first figure of its row and also have something more. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.


Question 30
Select a figure from the alternatives that correctly completes the given figure matrix.
Explanation
In each row, the first figure is a part of the second figure (but not exactly the same as the second figure). So the missing figure must contain the first figure of its row and also have something more. The completed matrix is shown in the solution image.

