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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. Small half-shaded pentagon, shaded up at top centre; small solid semicircle pointing up at middle right

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  • A. Small half-shaded pentagon, shaded up at top centre; small solid semicircle pointing up at middle right
  • B. Small half-shaded pentagon, shaded up at top centre; small solid semicircle pointing up at top right
  • C. Small half-shaded pentagon, shaded up at top centre; small solid semicircle pointing right at middle right
  • D. Small solid pentagon at top centre; small solid semicircle pointing up at middle right

Explanation

In A to B, the triangle moves from the top row to the bottom row, while the arrow moves from the middle row to the top row. Their shapes, rotations and fills do not change. Applying the same upward movement to C gives option A.

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