The first figure changes into the second by a rule. Which figure does the third change into by the same rule?
Correct answer: C. Solid square at middle right; star at top left
- A. Solid square at middle right; star at top centre
- B. Solid square at middle left; star at top left
- C. Solid square at middle right; star at top left
- D. Solid square at middle right; star at middle left
Explanation
The triangle in A moves from the top left to the middle left, while the hexagon moves from the bottom right to the top centre. Applying the same diagonal shift to C puts the square at middle right and the star at top left. Therefore option C is the only matching figure.
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