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Question 1

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

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Same as start

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Opposite quadrant

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Adjacent left

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Adjacent right

Question 2

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

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Same as start

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120° clockwise

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240° clockwise

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60° clockwise

Question 3

3. 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:

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One corner only

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Two corners (left-right symmetry)

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Two corners (top-bottom symmetry)

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All four corners symmetric

Question 4

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

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Letter A (sans-serif)

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Letter B (sans-serif)

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Letter H (sans-serif)

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Letter F (sans-serif)

Question 5

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

Question 6

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

Question 7

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

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Isosceles triangle

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Equilateral triangle

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Scalene triangle

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Right triangle

Question 8

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

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Same as original

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Two halves swapped left-right

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Upside down

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Smaller rectangle

Question 9

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

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Same square

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Opposite square

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Adjacent right square

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Adjacent left square

Question 10

10. 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?

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(row2, col3)

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(row3, col1)

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(row2, col2)

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(row1, col3)

Question 11

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

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Triangle with 4 dots

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Square with 4 dots

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Circle with 4 dots

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Triangle with no dot

Question 12

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

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Circle fully shaded

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Circle empty

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Circle shaded half

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Circle shaded 1/4 again

Question 13

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

Question 14

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

Question 15

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

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Bottom-right

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Bottom-left

Question 16

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

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2 o’clock

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3 o’clock

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4 o’clock

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6 o’clock

Question 17

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

Question 18

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

Question 19

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

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Right side

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Bottom side

Question 20

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

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Circle with 8 lines

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Circle with 10 lines

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Circle with 12 lines

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Circle empty

Question 21

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

Question 22

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

Question 23

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

Question 24

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

Question 25

25. 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?

Question 26

26. 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?

Question 27

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

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★★★★★

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★★★★★★

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★★★★★★★

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★★★★

Question 28

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

Question 29

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

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Hexagon with 4 segments

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Hexagon with 5 segments

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Hexagon with 6 segments

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Empty hexagon

Question 30

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

Question 31

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

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Pyramid net

Question 32

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

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Looks the same

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Upside down but same appearance

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Diagonals change direction

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Rotates only 90°

Question 33

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

Question 34

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

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Right edge center

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Left edge center

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Bottom edge center

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Top edge center

Question 35

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

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Circle with 4 dots

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Circle with 6 dots

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Circle with 5 dots

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Circle empty

Question 36

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

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4/6 shaded

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5/6 shaded

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Full circle shaded

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1/6 shaded again

Question 37

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

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Left and right sides interchange

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Top and bottom interchange

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Shape rotates 90°

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Shape remains same

Question 38

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

Question 39

39. 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?

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Circle only

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Triangle only

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Square only

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Circle, triangle, and square combined

Question 40

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:

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One hole near top center

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Two holes symmetric left-right near top edge

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Two holes symmetric top-bottom near top edge

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Four holes at all corners

Question 41

41. 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?

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Same as Step1

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180° rotation of Step1

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Vertical mirror of Step1

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Horizontal mirror of Step1

Question 42

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

Question 43

43. 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?

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Pentagon with 1 dot

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Hexagon with 1 dot

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Pentagon with 2 dots

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Hexagon with 2 dots

Question 44

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

Question 45

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

Question 46

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

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Same as original

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Upside down

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Mirror image

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Tilted 45°

Question 47

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

Question 48

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

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

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

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Straight line of 6 squares

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

Question 49

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

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Same as original

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Left and right parts interchanged

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Rotated upside down

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Reversed top to bottom

Question 50

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

Question 51

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