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In every row the third grid is made from the first two grids. Study the top two rows, then choose the grid that completes the bottom row.

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

Step-by-Step Solution

A cell is orange in the third grid only when it is orange in BOTH of the first two grids (top row: the top-middle cell and the centre are the only cells shaded in both). In the bottom row the cells shaded in both grids are the top-left, middle-right and bottom-right cells: (a). (b) keeps every cell shaded in either grid, (c) keeps the cells shaded in only one grid and (d) misses the bottom-right cell.
Answer: A) (a)

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