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Three things happen to every shape when A becomes B. Find all three and apply them to C.

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

Step-by-Step Solution

Each shape moves one quarter anticlockwise (top-left to bottom-left, bottom-right to top-right), swaps orange for blue or blue for orange, and gains one side (triangle to square, square to pentagon). In C the orange pentagon moves to the top-left and becomes a blue hexagon, the blue triangle moves to the bottom-right and becomes an orange square, and the orange square moves to the top-right and becomes a blue pentagon: (d). (a) forgets the colours, (b) moves clockwise and (c) forgets the extra side.
Answer: D) (d)

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