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The first figure changes into the second by a rule. Which figure does the third change into by the same rule?

Correct answer: A. Star at bottom right; half-shaded semicircle pointing right at middle left; solid square at top centre

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  • A. Star at bottom right; half-shaded semicircle pointing right at middle left; solid square at top centre
  • B. Solid star at bottom right; half-shaded semicircle pointing right at middle left; solid square at top centre
  • C. Star at bottom right; solid semicircle pointing right at middle left; solid square at top centre
  • D. Star at top right; half-shaded semicircle pointing right at middle left; solid square at top centre

Explanation

The positions change from top to bottom or bottom to top while the middle row remains fixed. The shading also advances one step through none, half and solid. Applying both rules places the star at br with no fill, the semicircle at ml half shaded, and the square at tc solid, as shown in A.

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