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Which figure is the odd one out?

Correct answer: D. Triangle pointing up at top centre; hexagon at middle right; solid triangle pointing up-right at bottom centre; solid hexagon at middle left

  • A. Triangle pointing up at top centre; hexagon at middle right; solid triangle pointing up at bottom centre; solid hexagon at middle left
  • B. Triangle pointing right at top centre; hexagon at middle right; solid triangle pointing right at bottom centre; solid hexagon at middle left
  • C. Triangle pointing down at top centre; hexagon at middle right; solid triangle pointing down at bottom centre; solid hexagon at middle left
  • D. Triangle pointing up at top centre; hexagon at middle right; solid triangle pointing up-right at bottom centre; solid hexagon at middle left

Explanation

A, B and C each contain two matching opposite pairs. Within every pair, the shape and rotation stay the same, but the fills are different. In D, the two opposite triangles have different rotations, so D is the only break.

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