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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. Solid square at top right; small half-shaded arrow pointing right at bottom left; small pentagon at top centre

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  • A. Solid square at top right; small half-shaded arrow pointing right at bottom left; small pentagon at top centre
  • B. Half-shaded square, shaded right at top right; small solid arrow pointing right at bottom left; small pentagon at top centre
  • C. Solid square at top left; small half-shaded arrow pointing up at bottom right; small pentagon at middle left
  • D. Solid square at top right; small half-shaded arrow pointing right at bottom left; small pentagon at middle right

Explanation

A first turns clockwise: top left goes to top right, bottom right goes to bottom left, and middle left goes to top middle. At the same time, the circle and triangle exchange shading. Applying both changes to C produces option A; the other options omit one change or move an element incorrectly.

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