The first figure changes into the second by a rule. Which figure does the third change into by the same rule?
Correct answer: A. Small pentagon at top right; small half-shaded hexagon, shaded right at bottom right; small solid semicircle pointing down-right at top left; small square at top centre
- A. Small pentagon at top right; small half-shaded hexagon, shaded right at bottom right; small solid semicircle pointing down-right at top left; small square at top centre
- B. Small pentagon at top right; small half-shaded hexagon, shaded right at bottom right; small solid semicircle pointing down-right at top left; small square at top centre
- C. Small pentagon at top right; small half-shaded hexagon, shaded right at bottom centre; small solid semicircle pointing down-right at top left; small square at top centre
- D. Small pentagon at top right; small half-shaded hexagon, shaded right at bottom right; small half-shaded semicircle pointing down-right at top left; small square at top centre
Explanation
The four positions advance two places around the perimeter, giving tr, br, tl, and tc. The shapes each turn 45 degrees, while the fills follow the three-stage cycle. Option A is the only choice that preserves every position, turn, and fill change.
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