Which figure is the odd one out?
Correct answer: D. Triangle pointing down at top centre; pentagon at middle right; square at bottom centre; hexagon at middle left
- A. Triangle pointing down at top centre; square at middle right; pentagon at bottom centre; hexagon at middle left
- B. Square at top centre; pentagon at middle right; hexagon at bottom centre; triangle pointing left at middle left
- C. Pentagon at top centre; hexagon at middle right; triangle pointing up at bottom centre; square at middle left
- D. Triangle pointing down at top centre; pentagon at middle right; square at bottom centre; hexagon at middle left
Explanation
A, B and C preserve the same clockwise cycle, allowing the cycle to start at a different position, and their triangles and pentagons point toward the centre. D breaks the polygon order because pentagon comes directly after triangle, so it is the odd figure.
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