Mariano Luiz King
Free abstract reasoning reviewer for college entrance exams, with figure questions on mirror images and domino patterns. Pick an answer to see how the pattern works. No sign-up needed.
Questions from across the question types, picked from core topics. Pick an answer to see whether you got it right, along with the full explanation. This set covers mirror images and domino patterns. Sequence and odd-one-out samples will be added once their explanations are checked.
Select the correct mirror image for the figure, assuming the mirror is placed on the RIGHT.
Topic: Mirror Images.
Observation: The mirror is on the right, so the figure is flipped left to right. The wide half with horizontal stripes moves to the right, and the narrow half with vertical stripes moves to the left.
Result: B.
Select the correct mirror image for the figure, assuming the mirror is placed on the RIGHT.
Topic: Mirror Images.
Observation: The mirror is on the right, so the figure is flipped left to right while the top and bottom stay in place. The striped corner and the black corner swap sides, and the dotted corner stays at the bottom.
Result: C.
Select the correct mirror image for the figure, assuming the mirror is placed on the RIGHT.
Topic: Mirror Images.
Observation: The mirror is on the right, so everything is flipped left to right. The shapes appear in the reverse order (pentagon, square, triangle), and the curved line bends the opposite way around the circle.
Result: D.
Select the correct mirror image for the figure, assuming the mirror is placed at the TOP.
Topic: Mirror Images.
Observation: The mirror is at the top, so the figure is flipped upside down while left and right stay in place. The small circle moves from the top-left corner to the bottom-left corner, and the rectangle ends up above it.
Result: C.
Which of the options A, B, C, or D logically completes the domino sequence?
Topic: Domino Patterns.
Observation: In every domino the two halves add up to 7. Dominoes 4 to 6 repeat dominoes 1 to 3 with the halves flipped (5-2 becomes 2-5, 4-3 becomes 3-4, 1-6 becomes 6-1).
Step 1: Domino 7 continues the flipping, so it flips domino 4 (2-5).
Step 2: Flipping 2-5 gives 5 on top and 2 on the bottom.
Result: C.
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