Diagrammatic Reasoning Test

The answer is D. Each triangle turns 90° clockwise from the one before it. Continuing the turn gives the triangle at 0°. Option A over-rotates by one extra 90° step. Option B repeats the last shape without applying the final turn. Option C turns back the way the sequence came instead of continuing.

The answer is B. The triangle is flipped left-to-right at each step, so the orientation alternates. After the fourth shape (flipped) the sequence returns to the original, right angle at the bottom-left. Option A rotates the triangle 90° clockwise rather than reflecting it. Option C rotates the triangle 180° rather than reflecting it. Option D keeps the flipped orientation instead of alternating back.

The answer is B. The shaded cell moves one position clockwise around the grid at each step. The next clockwise position is the top-left cell. Option A skips a cell, moving two positions clockwise instead of one. Option C leaves the marker where it was, ignoring the move. Option D moves the marker anticlockwise, the wrong way round.

The answer is A. The shapes repeat in a fixed three-step cycle: triangle, then square, then pentagon. After the cycle restarts with the triangle, the next shape is the square. Option B jumps to the third shape in the cycle, skipping one. Option C introduces a hexagon, a shape the cycle never uses. Option D repeats the shape just shown rather than advancing the cycle.

The answer is C. The square alternates between shaded and unshaded at each step. The fourth shape is unshaded, so the next one is shaded again. Option A shades the shape correctly but enlarges it, though the size never changes. Option B leaves the shape unshaded instead of toggling the fill back to shaded. Option D both fails to shade the shape and enlarges it.

The answer is D. Each arrow turns 90° clockwise from the one before it. Continuing the turn gives the arrow at 0°. Option A over-rotates by one extra 90° step. Option B repeats the last shape without applying the final turn. Option C turns back the way the sequence came instead of continuing.

The answer is A. The triangle is flipped left-to-right at each step, so the orientation alternates. After the fourth shape (flipped) the sequence returns to the original, right angle at the bottom-left. Option B rotates the triangle 180° rather than reflecting it. Option C rotates the triangle 90° clockwise rather than reflecting it. Option D keeps the flipped orientation instead of alternating back.

The answer is B. The shaded cell moves one position clockwise around the grid at each step. The next clockwise position is the top-left cell. Option A leaves the marker where it was, ignoring the move. Option C skips a cell, moving two positions clockwise instead of one. Option D moves the marker anticlockwise, the wrong way round.

The answer is D. The shapes repeat in a fixed three-step cycle: triangle, then hexagon, then square. After the cycle restarts with the triangle, the next shape is the hexagon. Option A introduces a diamond, a shape the cycle never uses. Option B jumps to the third shape in the cycle, skipping one. Option C repeats the shape just shown rather than advancing the cycle.

The answer is D. The diamond alternates between shaded and unshaded at each step. The fourth shape is unshaded, so the next one is shaded again. Option A leaves the shape unshaded instead of toggling the fill back to shaded. Option B shades the shape correctly but enlarges it, though the size never changes. Option C both fails to shade the shape and enlarges it.