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In A a small shape sits inside a bigger one. What happens to the two shapes in B? Choose the figure that goes with C.

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

Step-by-Step Solution

In B the big outer square has disappeared and the small inner circle, still the same size, has taken the outer square's blue colour. So in C the hexagon disappears and the star stays the same size but turns yellow: (d). (a) keeps the star orange, (b) keeps the wrong shape and (c) makes the star big.
Answer: D) (d)

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