Which figure is the odd one out?
Correct answer: D. Solid triangle pointing up at top left; solid square at top right; half-shaded pentagon, shaded up at bottom right; half-shaded hexagon, shaded up at bottom left
- A. Solid triangle pointing up at top left; half-shaded square, shaded up at top right; solid pentagon at bottom right; half-shaded hexagon, shaded up at bottom left
- B. Half-shaded square, shaded up at top left; solid pentagon at top right; half-shaded hexagon, shaded up at bottom right; solid triangle pointing up at bottom left
- C. Half-shaded hexagon, shaded up at top left; solid triangle pointing up at top right; half-shaded square, shaded up at bottom right; solid pentagon at bottom left
- D. Solid triangle pointing up at top left; solid square at top right; half-shaded pentagon, shaded up at bottom right; half-shaded hexagon, shaded up at bottom left
Explanation
A, B and C all place the solid elements across a diagonal, leaving the half-shaded elements across the other diagonal. D places its two solid elements beside each other, so it breaks the arrangement rule.
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