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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 pentagon, shaded right at top left; semicircle pointing right at bottom left; solid hexagon at middle left

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  • A. Half-shaded pentagon, shaded right at top left; semicircle pointing right at bottom left; solid hexagon at middle left
  • B. Half-shaded pentagon, shaded right at top right; semicircle pointing right at bottom left; solid hexagon at middle left
  • C. Half-shaded pentagon, shaded up at top left; semicircle pointing right at bottom left; solid hexagon at middle left
  • D. Half-shaded pentagon, shaded right at top left; semicircle pointing right at bottom left; solid hexagon at middle left; cross at centre

Explanation

From A to B, the other three elements move one quarter-turn clockwise and their orientations turn 90 degrees, while the top-centre plus disappears. Applying all three changes to C removes its cross and gives the positions and rotations in option A only.

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