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Four of these five figures are the same figure turned into different positions; one cannot be obtained by turning. Which is the odd one out?

Competition practiceFigure Series & Analogies
  • A(a)
  • B(c)
  • C(b)
  • D(e)

Step-by-Step Solution

Hold the arrow so it points up: in (a), (b), (d) and (e) the dot then sits to the right of the arrow's tail. In (c), turned so the arrow points up, the dot is on the LEFT of the tail — it is a mirror image, and no turn can produce it. So (c) is the odd one out.
Answer: B) (c)

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