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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. Half-shaded square, shaded up-right at middle right; solid hexagon at top left

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  • A. Half-shaded square, shaded up-right at middle right; solid hexagon at top left
  • B. Solid square (tilted) at middle right; solid hexagon at top left
  • C. Half-shaded square, shaded up-right at middle right; solid hexagon at middle left
  • D. Half-shaded square, shaded up-right at top right; solid hexagon at top left

Explanation

In A, the circle moves one clockwise place and changes from none to solid. The triangle also moves one clockwise place and changes from solid to none. Applying this to C sends the square to middle right with half fill unchanged, and the hexagon to top left with solid fill, so option A fits both rules.

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