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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. Pentagon at top left; solid semicircle pointing right at bottom centre

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  • A. Pentagon at top left; solid semicircle pointing right at bottom centre
  • B. Pentagon at top centre; solid semicircle pointing right at bottom centre
  • C. Pentagon at top left; solid semicircle pointing right at bottom left
  • D. Pentagon at top left; half-shaded semicircle pointing right at bottom centre

Explanation

In A to B, the circle moves from the left cell to the centre cell of its row, while the arrow moves from the right cell to the left cell. The same rightward movement sends the pentagon from tr to tl and the semicircle from bl to bc. Therefore A is the only matching option.

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