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Qualitative Visual or Diagrammatic Reasoning Test Online

Mustansar KhanLast Updated: September 24, 2025

Visual or Diagrammatic Reasoning Test Online

Total Questions:	50
Time Allowed:	25 Minutes
Total Marks:	50
How to Attempt Test:	Please choose the right Option in MCQ-type question.
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1. A 2×3 matrix shows shapes where each column adds one more side than the previous, and each row adds one extra dot inside. If row1 col1 is Triangle with 0 dots, what is row2 col3?

Pentagon with 1 dot

Hexagon with 1 dot

Pentagon with 2 dots

Hexagon with 2 dots

2. Which comes next in the series of numbers inside circles: 2, 4, 8, 16, …?

3. A square is divided into 4 equal smaller squares. If shaded parts move clockwise, after 3 moves the shaded part will be in:

Same square

Opposite square

Adjacent right square

Adjacent left square

4. The sequence shows: ★, ★★, ★★★, … What is the 6th term?

★★★★★

★★★★★★

★★★★★★★

★★★★

5. Odd one out: Net that can fold into a cube.

Cross-shaped net with 4 squares in a row and one above the second, one below the second

T-shaped net with 3 in a row and 3 attached around the middle

Straight line of 6 squares

Plus-sign net (one center with four around and one attached to any side)

6. A sequence alternates rotation and reflection of a shape: Step1 original, Step2 rotate 90° CW, Step3 vertical mirror of Step2, Step4 rotate 90° CW of Step3, … What is Step5 relative to Step1?

Same as Step1

180° rotation of Step1

Vertical mirror of Step1

Horizontal mirror of Step1

7. A dot inside a square moves to adjacent corners clockwise. After 5 moves starting from top-left, where will it be?

Top-right

Bottom-right

Bottom-left

Top-left

8. A square rotates 45° each time. How many steps are needed to return to the original position?

9. Which comes next: Circle with 2 lines, Circle with 4 lines, Circle with 6 lines, …?

Circle with 8 lines

Circle with 10 lines

Circle with 12 lines

Circle empty

10. Which figure is the odd one out: (i) Parallelogram, (ii) Rhombus, (iii) Rectangle, (iv) Sphere?

iii

11. A figure shows a shaded region moving clockwise across four quadrants of a square. After three moves, where will the shaded part be?

Same as start

Opposite quadrant

Adjacent left

Adjacent right

12. A figure is reflected in a vertical mirror. The right side of the figure will appear on:

Left side

Right side

Top side

Bottom side

13. A figure is flipped along its horizontal axis. What will happen?

Left and right sides interchange

Top and bottom interchange

Shape rotates 90°

Shape remains same

14. Which does not belong: Prism net, Cube net, Pyramid net, Circle.

Prism net

Cube net

Pyramid net

Circle

15. In a 2×2 matrix of shapes, the bottom-right cell is formed by overlaying features of the other three cells (top-left, top-right, bottom-left). If TL has a circle, TR has a triangle, and BL has a square, what should be in BR?

Circle only

Triangle only

Square only

Circle, triangle, and square combined

16. A clock hand rotates 30° per step in a diagram. After 6 steps from 12 o’clock, it points to:

2 o’clock

3 o’clock

4 o’clock

6 o’clock

17. In a sequence: ▲ ▼ ▲ ▼ ▲ ? , which symbol comes next?

▲

▼

◼

◆

18. Which shape does not belong: Cube, Sphere, Circle, Cylinder?

Cube

Sphere

Circle

Cylinder

19. Which comes next: Circle shaded 1/4, Circle shaded 2/4, Circle shaded 3/4, …?

Circle fully shaded

Circle empty

Circle shaded half

Circle shaded 1/4 again

20. A figure is rotated 90° clockwise each time. After 4 such rotations, the figure will look:

Same as original

Upside down

Mirror image

Tilted 45°

21. Which figure is the odd one out: (i) Square, (ii) Rectangle, (iii) Triangle, (iv) Pentagon?

iii

22. A 3×3 grid shows arrows. Each row rotates the arrow 90° clockwise from the cell to its left. If the first cell in a row is ↑, what is the third cell?

↑

→

↓

←

23. Which figure will complete the series: Circle with 1 dot, Circle with 2 dots, Circle with 3 dots, …?

Circle with 4 dots

Circle with 6 dots

Circle with 5 dots

Circle empty

24. Arrow sequence: →, ↘, ↓, ↙, ←, … What comes next?

↖

↑

↗

→

25. A pattern alternates between adding and subtracting dots in a square: 2, 5, 4, 7, 6, … What comes next?

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26. A pattern of polygons increases sides by 1 each step: Triangle, Quadrilateral, Pentagon, … What is the 6th term?

Hexagon

Heptagon

Octagon

Nonagon

27. Which figure completes the pattern: Line segments inside a hexagon increase by 1 each step (1, 2, 3, 4, …)?

Hexagon with 4 segments

Hexagon with 5 segments

Hexagon with 6 segments

Empty hexagon

28. Find the odd one: Mirror image across vertical axis equals original for which shape?

Letter A (sans-serif)

Letter B (sans-serif)

Letter H (sans-serif)

Letter F (sans-serif)

29. A pinwheel icon rotates 120° clockwise each step. After three steps from the start, its orientation will be:

Same as start

120° clockwise

240° clockwise

60° clockwise

30. Which shape comes next in the sequence: Square, Triangle, Circle, Square, Triangle, …?

Rectangle

Circle

Pentagon

Oval

31. A triangle has 1 dot inside, the next has 2 dots, then 3 dots. What comes next?

Triangle with 4 dots

Square with 4 dots

Circle with 4 dots

Triangle with no dot

32. A sequence of arrows points: ↑, →, ↓, ←, ↑ … What comes next?

↑

→

↓

←

33. A line divides a rectangle into two equal halves vertically. Its mirror image along vertical axis will look:

Same as original

Two halves swapped left-right

Upside down

Smaller rectangle

34. In a sequence: △, ◻, ○, △, ◻, … what comes next?

△

○

◻

◆

35. Find the odd one: Hexagon, Pentagon, Octagon, Circle.

Hexagon

Pentagon

Octagon

Circle

36. A square has a dot on its top edge center. The square is rotated 90° counterclockwise. Where is the dot now?

Right edge center

Left edge center

Bottom edge center

Top edge center

37. Sequence of shaded sectors in a circle: 1/6 shaded, 2/6 shaded, 3/6 shaded, … What comes next?

4/6 shaded

5/6 shaded

Full circle shaded

1/6 shaded again

38. A square with diagonal lines inside is rotated 180°. What happens?

Looks the same

Upside down but same appearance

Diagonals change direction

Rotates only 90°

39. In a sequence of shaded squares on a 3×3 grid, the shaded cell moves right each step; at the end of a row it wraps to the next row’s first column. From (row1,col1), where is it after 5 moves?

(row2, col3)

(row3, col1)

(row2, col2)

(row1, col3)

40. Paper folding: A square paper is folded once vertically (left over right) and a hole is punched near the top edge center of the folded sheet. When unfolded, holes will appear:

One hole near top center

Two holes symmetric left-right near top edge

Two holes symmetric top-bottom near top edge

Four holes at all corners

41. Odd one out: Circle, Sphere, Cube, Square.

Circle

Sphere

Cube

Square

42. Which is the odd figure: Cube, Cylinder, Cone, Circle?

Cube

Cylinder

Cone

Circle

43. A line of dots is shown as: 1 dot, 3 dots, 5 dots, 7 dots… What comes next?

9 dots

11 dots

8 dots

10 dots

44. Find the odd one: Isosceles triangle, Equilateral triangle, Scalene triangle, Right triangle.

Isosceles triangle

Equilateral triangle

Scalene triangle

Right triangle

45. In a figure series, a small black dot moves around a pentagon’s vertices clockwise. Starting at vertex 1, where is it after 7 moves?

Vertex 2

Vertex 3

Vertex 4

Vertex 5

46. In a sequence of numbers written inside triangles: 3, 6, 9, 12, …, what will be the next?

47. The sequence of arrows: ↑, ↗, →, ↘, ↓, … what comes next?

↙

↑

←

↘

48. If a figure is folded along its vertical axis, which option shows its correct mirror image?

Same as original

Left and right parts interchanged

Rotated upside down

Reversed top to bottom

49. Paper folding: A square paper is folded twice—first horizontally (top over bottom), then vertically (left over right). One hole is punched near the top-left of the folded quarter. When unfolded, holes appear in:

One corner only

Two corners (left-right symmetry)

Two corners (top-bottom symmetry)

All four corners symmetric

50. Odd one out: Pentagon, Hexagon, Octagon, Sphere.

Pentagon

Hexagon

Octagon

Sphere

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Mustansar KhanLast Updated: September 24, 2025

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