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Two things change from each cell to the next along a row: the direction of the kite and its colour. Which kite completes the grid?

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  • A(a)
  • B(b)
  • C(c)
  • D(d)

Step-by-Step Solution

Along each row the kite turns anticlockwise and its colour moves on one step in the cycle orange blue yellow orange (top row: orange pointing up, blue pointing up-left, yellow pointing left). In the bottom row the orange kite points down-right, so next comes a blue kite pointing right: (b). (a) turns clockwise instead, (c) has the wrong colour and (d) has not moved the colour on.
Answer: B) (b)

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