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Which figure is the odd one out?

Correct answer: D. Solid arrow pointing left at top centre; pentagon at bottom centre

  • A. Solid arrow pointing up at top left; hexagon at bottom right
  • B. Solid arrow pointing right at top right; hexagon at bottom left
  • C. Solid arrow pointing down at middle left; hexagon at middle right
  • D. Solid arrow pointing left at top centre; pentagon at bottom centre

Explanation

Figures A, B and C each contain exactly one arrow and one hexagon. Figure D replaces the hexagon with a pentagon, so D is the only figure that breaks the common shape combination.

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