Non-verbal reasoning analogy questions involve identifying the relationship between two shapes or patterns, and then applying the same relationship to a different pair of shapes or patterns. Here are some examples of Non-verbal reasoning analogy questions to help you practice:
1. Shape and Color Analogy:
Example:
If a red circle is to a blue square, then a green triangle is to what?
- Answer: Yellow rectangle.
(The relationship could be based on the color shift or shape transformation.)
2. Rotation Analogy:
Example:
A triangle rotates 90° to become a rotated triangle in the next image.
What will be the correct analogy for a rotated square?
- Answer: A rotated square (same principle of 90° rotation).
3. Shape Expansion Analogy:
Example:
Small square is to larger square, as small circle is to what?
- Answer: Larger circle.
(The relationship is based on size progression for similar shapes.)
4. Shape Reflection Analogy:
Example:
If a triangle reflects to become a mirrored triangle, then a square should reflect to become what?
- Answer: Mirrored square.
5. Shape and Pattern Analogy:
Example:
Circle with 1 dot is to circle with 2 dots, as square with 1 dot is to what?
- Answer: Square with 2 dots.
(The relationship involves adding more dots to a shape.)
6. Size and Orientation Analogy:
Example:
Small triangle → Large triangle
Small square → What?
- Answer: Large square.
(The relationship involves increasing the size of the shape.)
7. Shape Progression Analogy:
Example:
A circle → square → pentagon, what comes next?
- Answer: Hexagon.
(This analogy progresses from shapes with fewer sides to more sides.)
8. Shape Transformation Analogy:
Example:
A circle is divided into 4 equal parts, as a square is divided into what?
- Answer: 4 equal parts (each side of the square is divided into smaller sections).
9. Rotation and Color Analogy:
Example:
Red triangle → Blue rotated triangle, what would a green triangle become?
- Answer: Yellow rotated triangle.
(Here, the color and rotation shift the triangle.)
10. Shape Division Analogy:
Example:
A circle is divided into 3 equal parts, as a square is divided into how many equal parts?
- Answer: 4 equal parts.
11. Shape to Pattern Analogy:
Example:
A circle with 1 line inside becomes a circle with 2 lines inside, then a square with 1 line inside becomes what?
- Answer: Square with 2 lines inside.
12. Symmetry Analogy:
Example:
A triangle has 1 line of symmetry, a square has how many lines of symmetry?
- Answer: 4 lines of symmetry.
(The relationship is based on the symmetry property of each shape.)
13. Shape Growth Analogy:
Example:
A small triangle → medium triangle → large triangle, then a small square should be followed by what?
- Answer: Medium square, then large square.
(This is a size progression analogy with different shapes.)
14. Shape Addition Analogy:
Example:
1 circle → 2 circles, what should be the next shape after 1 square?
- Answer: 2 squares.
(This analogy involves adding more identical shapes.)
15. Color and Shape Transformation Analogy:
Example:
Green circle → Blue square, what happens to a yellow triangle?
- Answer: It transforms into a red triangle.
16. Shape Rotation and Color Analogy:
Example:
Red triangle rotated 90° is to blue square rotated 90°, what happens to a yellow pentagon rotated 90°?
- Answer: Green hexagon rotated 90°.
17. Progressive Addition Analogy:
Example:
Circle with 1 line → Circle with 2 lines → Circle with 3 lines, what will a square with 1 line be followed by?
- Answer: Square with 2 lines, then square with 3 lines.
18. Symmetry and Rotation Analogy:
Example:
A square rotated 90° → square rotated 180°, then a circle rotated 90° should be followed by what?
- Answer: Circle rotated 180°.
19. Geometric Progression Analogy:
Example:
Circle with 2 parts → Circle with 4 parts → Circle with 8 parts, what happens to a square with 2 parts?
- Answer: Square with 4 parts, then square with 8 parts.
20. Shape and Pattern Development Analogy:
Example:
A red square → blue square, then a green triangle should be followed by what?
- Answer: Blue triangle.
21. Shape Rotation Analogy:
Example:
A circle is rotated 90° → square is rotated 90°, what happens to a triangle?
- Answer: Triangle rotated 90°.
22. Shape Size Analogy:
Example:
Small triangle → medium triangle, what happens to a small circle?
- Answer: Medium circle.
23. Shape Reflection Analogy:
Example:
Right-facing triangle → Left-facing triangle, what happens to a right-facing square?
- Answer: Left-facing square.
24. Shape Transformation with Rotation:
Example:
A square rotated 90° → circle rotated 90°, what happens to a triangle rotated 90°?
- Answer: Triangle rotated 90°.
25. Pattern and Shape Analogy:
Example:
Circle with 1 dot → Circle with 2 dots, what happens to a square with 1 dot?
- Answer: Square with 2 dots.
26. Shape Increase with Color:
Example:
Red triangle → Red square, what happens to a blue circle?
- Answer: Blue square.
27. Shape and Angle Progression Analogy:
Example:
Right-angle triangle → acute-angle triangle, what happens to a right-angled square?
- Answer: Acute-angled square.
28. Shape Rotation with Color Change Analogy:
Example:
Green square rotated 90° → Blue square rotated 90°, what happens to a red square rotated 90°?
- Answer: Red square rotated 90°.
29. Shape Color and Reflection Analogy:
Example:
Red circle reflected → Blue circle reflected, what happens to a green square reflected?
- Answer: Yellow square reflected.
30. Symmetry and Shape Analogy:
Example:
Circle with 2 lines of symmetry → Square with 4 lines of symmetry, what happens to a triangle?
- Answer: Triangle with 3 lines of symmetry.
31. Shape Rotation and Size Analogy:
Example:
Small circle rotated 90° → Medium circle rotated 90°, what happens to a small square?
- Answer: Medium square rotated 90°.
32. Shape Progression with Dots Analogy:
Example:
Circle with 1 dot → Circle with 2 dots → Circle with 3 dots, what happens to a square with 1 dot?
- Answer: Square with 2 dots, then square with 3 dots.
33. Shape and Position Analogy:
Example:
Top-left triangle → Top-right triangle, what happens to a top-left square?
- Answer: Top-right square.
34. Shape Rotation with Size Analogy:
Example:
Small square rotated 90° → Medium square rotated 90°, what happens to a small triangle?
- Answer: Medium triangle rotated 90°.
35. Shape Addition Analogy:
Example:
1 circle → 2 circles, what happens to 1 square?
- Answer: 2 squares.
36. Shape with Progressive Lines Analogy:
Example:
Circle with 1 line → Circle with 2 lines, what happens to a square with 1 line?
- Answer: Square with 2 lines.
37. Shape Reflection and Rotation Analogy:
Example:
Triangle reflected → Triangle rotated 90°, what happens to a square reflected?
- Answer: Square rotated 90°.
38. Shape Change with Symmetry Analogy:
Example:
Hexagon → Pentagon, what happens to a square?
- Answer: Triangle.
(The relationship involves reducing the number of sides of the shape.)
39. Shape Increase with Orientation Analogy:
Example:
Circle → Square, what happens to a triangle?
- Answer: Pentagon.
40. Shape Rotation and Color Change Analogy:
Example:
Red square rotated 90° → Blue square rotated 90°, what happens to a green triangle rotated 90°?
- Answer: Yellow triangle rotated 90°.
41. Shape Growth Analogy:
Example:
Small circle → Medium circle → Large circle, what happens to a small square?
- Answer: Medium square, then large square.
42. Shape Division Analogy:
Example:
Circle split into 2 → Circle split into 4, what happens to a square split into 2?
- Answer: Square split into 4.
43. Shape with Symmetry Analogy:
Example:
Square with 4 lines of symmetry → Circle with infinite lines of symmetry, what happens to a triangle?
- Answer: Triangle with 3 lines of symmetry.
44. Shape Rotation and Division Analogy:
Example:
Circle divided into 2 → Circle divided into 4, what happens to a square divided into 2?
- Answer: Square divided into 4.
45. Pattern Formation Analogy:
Example:
Red circle with 1 line → Blue square with 1 line, what happens to a yellow triangle with 1 line?
- Answer: Green triangle with 1 line.
46. Shape and Pattern Change Analogy:
Example:
Circle with 1 diagonal line → Square with 1 diagonal line, what happens to a triangle with 1 diagonal line?
- Answer: Pentagon with 1 diagonal line.
47. Shape Transformation with Color and Size:
Example:
Small red triangle → Medium blue square, what happens to a small green circle?
- Answer: Medium yellow square.
48. Shape Progression with Color Change Analogy:
Example:
Red circle → Blue square, what happens to a green triangle?
- Answer: Yellow square.
49. Shape and Pattern Evolution Analogy:
Example:
Triangle with 1 line inside → Square with 1 line inside, what happens to a circle with 1 line inside?
- Answer: Circle with 2 lines inside.
50. Shape Increase with Symmetry Analogy:
Example:
1 line of symmetry in triangle → 2 lines of symmetry in square, what happens to a circle?
- Answer: Infinite lines of symmetry in circle.
51. Shape Rotation with Color Analogy:
Example:
Green square rotated 90° → Blue square rotated 90°, what happens to a red circle rotated 90°?
- Answer: Yellow circle rotated 90°.
52. Shape Increase and Symmetry Analogy:
Example:
Triangle with 1 line of symmetry → Square with 4 lines of symmetry, what happens to a circle?
- Answer: Circle with infinite lines of symmetry.
53. Shape Reflection and Rotation Analogy:
Example:
Right-facing triangle reflected → Left-facing triangle rotated 90°, what happens to a right-facing square?
- Answer: Left-facing square rotated 90°.
54. Shape and Size Progression Analogy:
Example:
Small circle → Medium circle → Large circle, what happens to a small square?
- Answer: Medium square, then large square.
55. Shape Reflection Analogy:
Example:
Circle reflected in a mirror → Square reflected in a mirror, what happens to a triangle?
- Answer: Triangle reflected in a mirror.
56. Shape and Size Transformation Analogy:
Example:
Small square → Large square, what happens to a small triangle?
- Answer: Large triangle.
57. Shape Progression with Rotation Analogy:
Example:
Square rotated 90° → Square rotated 180°, what happens to a circle rotated 90°?
- Answer: Circle rotated 180°.
58. Shape and Angle Progression Analogy:
Example:
Right-angled triangle → Acute-angled triangle, what happens to a right-angled square?
- Answer: Acute-angled square.
59. Shape Growth with Symmetry Analogy:
Example:
Small square → Medium square → Large square, what happens to a small triangle?
- Answer: Medium triangle, then large triangle.
60. Shape Color and Size Analogy:
Example:
Red circle → Large red circle, what happens to a blue square?
- Answer: Large blue square.
61. Shape and Symmetry Analogy:
Example:
Triangle with 3 lines of symmetry → Square with 4 lines of symmetry, what happens to a circle?
- Answer: Circle with infinite lines of symmetry.
62. Shape Reflection with Rotation Analogy:
Example:
Square reflected → Square rotated 90°, what happens to a triangle reflected?
- Answer: Triangle rotated 90°.
63. Shape Change with Color Analogy:
Example:
Green triangle → Yellow square, what happens to a blue circle?
- Answer: Red square.
64. Shape Progression with Rotation and Color Analogy:
Example:
Circle rotated 180° → Square rotated 180°, what happens to a triangle rotated 180°?
- Answer: Pentagon rotated 180°.
65. Shape Size and Reflection Analogy:
Example:
Large square reflected → Medium square reflected, what happens to a small triangle reflected?
- Answer: Medium triangle reflected.
66. Shape and Color Symmetry Analogy:
Example:
Red square → Blue square, what happens to a green triangle?
- Answer: Yellow triangle.
67. Shape and Orientation Analogy:
Example:
Upward triangle → Downward triangle, what happens to a leftward square?
- Answer: Rightward square.
68. Shape Progression with Rotation and Size Analogy:
Example:
Small square rotated 90° → Medium square rotated 90°, what happens to a small circle rotated 90°?
- Answer: Medium circle rotated 90°.
69. Shape Reflection and Rotation with Pattern Analogy:
Example:
Circle reflected and rotated → Square reflected and rotated, what happens to a triangle reflected and rotated?
- Answer: Pentagon reflected and rotated.
70. Shape Rotation with Color and Size Analogy:
Example:
Green square rotated 90° → Blue square rotated 90°, what happens to a red circle rotated 90°?
- Answer: Yellow circle rotated 90°.
71. Shape and Color Combination Analogy:
Example:
Red circle → Green square, what happens to a blue triangle?
- Answer: Yellow square.
72. Shape Growth and Rotation Analogy:
Example:
Small square rotated 90° → Medium square rotated 90°, what happens to a small circle rotated 90°?
- Answer: Medium circle rotated 90°.
73. Symmetry and Shape Reflection Analogy:
Example:
Right-angled triangle with 1 line of symmetry → Square with 4 lines of symmetry, what happens to a circle?
- Answer: Circle with infinite lines of symmetry.
74. Shape and Pattern Change Analogy:
Example:
Circle with 2 lines inside → Square with 2 lines inside, what happens to a triangle with 2 lines inside?
- Answer: Pentagon with 2 lines inside.
75. Shape Size and Color Progression Analogy:
Example:
Small red square → Medium green square, what happens to a small blue triangle?
- Answer: Medium yellow triangle.
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76. Shape Rotation and Size Progression Analogy:
Example:
Small square rotated 180° → Medium square rotated 180°, what happens to a small circle rotated 180°?
- Answer: Medium circle rotated 180°.
77. Shape Reflection and Symmetry Analogy:
Example:
Left-facing triangle reflected → Right-facing triangle reflected, what happens to a left-facing square?
- Answer: Right-facing square.
78. Shape Color and Rotation Analogy:
Example:
Red square rotated 90° → Green square rotated 90°, what happens to a blue circle rotated 90°?
- Answer: Yellow circle rotated 90°.
79. Shape Progression with Symmetry and Rotation Analogy:
Example:
Circle with 1 line of symmetry rotated 90° → Square with 4 lines of symmetry rotated 90°, what happens to a triangle with 1 line of symmetry rotated 90°?
- Answer: Pentagon with 5 lines of symmetry rotated 90°.
80. Shape and Color Change with Size Analogy:
Example:
Small green circle → Medium red circle, what happens to a small blue square?
- Answer: Medium yellow square.
81. Shape Rotation and Size Analogy:
Example:
Small circle rotated 180° → Medium circle rotated 180°, what happens to a small square rotated 180°?
- Answer: Medium square rotated 180°.
82. Shape Transformation and Reflection Analogy:
Example:
Triangle reflected → Square reflected, what happens to a circle reflected?
- Answer: Hexagon reflected.
83. Shape and Pattern Evolution Analogy:
Example:
Circle with 1 line inside → Square with 2 lines inside, what happens to a triangle with 3 lines inside?
- Answer: Pentagon with 4 lines inside.
84. Shape Progression with Rotation Analogy:
Example:
Square rotated 45° → Circle rotated 45°, what happens to a triangle rotated 45°?
- Answer: Pentagon rotated 45°.
85. Shape Color and Pattern Change Analogy:
Example:
Red square with 1 dot → Blue square with 1 dot, what happens to a green circle with 1 dot?
- Answer: Yellow circle with 1 dot.
86. Shape Increase with Symmetry Analogy:
Example:
Triangle with 3 lines of symmetry → Square with 4 lines of symmetry, what happens to a circle?
- Answer: Circle with infinite lines of symmetry.
87. Shape and Size Progression with Rotation Analogy:
Example:
Small square rotated 90° → Medium square rotated 90°, what happens to a small circle rotated 90°?
- Answer: Medium circle rotated 90°.
88. Shape Color and Rotation Analogy:
Example:
Red triangle rotated 180° → Blue triangle rotated 180°, what happens to a green square rotated 180°?
- Answer: Yellow square rotated 180°.
89. Shape and Symmetry Increase Analogy:
Example:
Triangle with 3 lines of symmetry → Square with 4 lines of symmetry, what happens to a circle?
- Answer: Circle with infinite lines of symmetry.
90. Shape Rotation with Symmetry Analogy:
Example:
Circle with 2 lines of symmetry → Square with 4 lines of symmetry, what happens to a triangle?
- Answer: Pentagon with 5 lines of symmetry.
91. Shape Transformation with Pattern Analogy:
Example:
Circle with 1 vertical line inside → Square with 1 vertical line inside, what happens to a triangle with 1 vertical line inside?
- Answer: Pentagon with 1 vertical line inside.
92. Shape Reflection and Color Analogy:
Example:
Green square reflected → Blue square reflected, what happens to a red circle reflected?
- Answer: Yellow circle reflected.
93. Shape Progression with Size and Color Analogy:
Example:
Small red circle → Medium blue circle, what happens to a small green square?
- Answer: Medium yellow square.
94. Shape Transformation and Size Analogy:
Example:
Small square → Medium square, what happens to a small triangle?
- Answer: Medium triangle.
95. Shape Reflection and Size Analogy:
Example:
Small circle reflected → Medium circle reflected, what happens to a small square reflected?
- Answer: Medium square reflected.
96. Shape Color and Rotation Analogy:
Example:
Red triangle rotated 180° → Green triangle rotated 180°, what happens to a blue square rotated 180°?
- Answer: Yellow square rotated 180°.
97. Shape Progression with Rotation and Symmetry Analogy:
Example:
Circle rotated 90° → Square rotated 90°, what happens to a triangle rotated 90°?
- Answer: Pentagon rotated 90°.
98. Shape Size and Symmetry Change Analogy:
Example:
Small square with 4 lines of symmetry → Medium square with 4 lines of symmetry, what happens to a small circle with infinite lines of symmetry?
- Answer: Medium circle with infinite lines of symmetry.
99. Shape Rotation and Pattern Change Analogy:
Example:
Square rotated 180° → Triangle rotated 180°, what happens to a circle rotated 180°?
- Answer: Hexagon rotated 180°.
100. Shape Reflection and Rotation Analogy:
Example:
Right-facing triangle reflected and rotated → Left-facing triangle reflected and rotated, what happens to a right-facing square reflected and rotated?
- Answer: Left-facing square reflected and rotated.
101. Shape Rotation and Symmetry Analogy:
Example:
Right-angled triangle rotated 90° → Square rotated 90°, what happens to a circle rotated 90°?
- Answer: Hexagon rotated 90°.
102. Shape Reflection and Size Progression Analogy:
Example:
Small triangle reflected → Medium triangle reflected, what happens to a small square reflected?
- Answer: Medium square reflected.
103. Shape and Pattern Transformation Analogy:
Example:
Square with 1 diagonal line inside → Circle with 1 diagonal line inside, what happens to a triangle with 1 diagonal line inside?
- Answer: Pentagon with 1 diagonal line inside.
104. Shape and Rotation Symmetry Analogy:
Example:
Circle with 4 lines of symmetry rotated 90° → Square with 4 lines of symmetry rotated 90°, what happens to a triangle with 3 lines of symmetry rotated 90°?
- Answer: Pentagon with 5 lines of symmetry rotated 90°.
105. Shape and Color Transition Analogy:
Example:
Red square → Blue square, what happens to a green circle?
- Answer: Yellow circle.
106. Shape and Symmetry Evolution Analogy:
Example:
Triangle with 1 line of symmetry → Square with 4 lines of symmetry, what happens to a circle?
- Answer: Circle with infinite lines of symmetry.
107. Shape Size and Rotation Analogy:
Example:
Small square rotated 180° → Medium square rotated 180°, what happens to a small circle rotated 180°?
- Answer: Medium circle rotated 180°.
108. Shape Reflection and Color Change Analogy:
Example:
Red square reflected → Blue square reflected, what happens to a yellow triangle reflected?
- Answer: Green triangle reflected.
109. Shape Rotation and Reflection Analogy:
Example:
Square rotated 90° → Circle rotated 90°, what happens to a triangle rotated 90°?
- Answer: Pentagon rotated 90°.
110. Shape Symmetry Increase Analogy:
Example:
Triangle with 3 lines of symmetry → Square with 4 lines of symmetry, what happens to a circle?
- Answer: Circle with infinite lines of symmetry.
111. Shape and Size Increase with Reflection Analogy:
Example:
Small triangle reflected → Medium triangle reflected, what happens to a small square reflected?
- Answer: Medium square reflected.
112. Shape Rotation and Color Analogy:
Example:
Red triangle rotated 90° → Blue triangle rotated 90°, what happens to a green square rotated 90°?
- Answer: Yellow square rotated 90°.
113. Shape Color and Size Change Analogy:
Example:
Small red circle → Medium blue circle, what happens to a small green square?
- Answer: Medium yellow square.
114. Shape Rotation and Symmetry Change Analogy:
Example:
Square rotated 45° → Circle rotated 45°, what happens to a triangle rotated 45°?
- Answer: Pentagon rotated 45°.
115. Shape and Color Transformation with Rotation Analogy:
Example:
Red square rotated 180° → Blue square rotated 180°, what happens to a yellow circle rotated 180°?
- Answer: Green circle rotated 180°.
116. Shape Reflection and Rotation Analogy:
Example:
Right-facing triangle reflected and rotated → Left-facing triangle reflected and rotated, what happens to a right-facing square reflected and rotated?
- Answer: Left-facing square reflected and rotated.
117. Shape and Pattern Progression Analogy:
Example:
Circle with 2 lines inside → Square with 3 lines inside, what happens to a triangle with 4 lines inside?
- Answer: Pentagon with 5 lines inside.
118. Shape and Size Growth Analogy:
Example:
Small square rotated 45° → Medium square rotated 45°, what happens to a small triangle rotated 45°?
- Answer: Medium triangle rotated 45°.
119. Shape and Symmetry Progression Analogy:
Example:
Triangle with 1 line of symmetry → Square with 4 lines of symmetry, what happens to a circle?
- Answer: Circle with infinite lines of symmetry.
120. Shape and Pattern Evolution Analogy:
Example:
Small triangle with 1 vertical line inside → Medium square with 2 vertical lines inside, what happens to a small circle with 3 vertical lines inside?
- Answer: Medium circle with 3 vertical lines inside.
121. Shape Rotation with Symmetry Change Analogy:
Example:
Circle with 1 line of symmetry rotated 90° → Square with 4 lines of symmetry rotated 90°, what happens to a triangle with 3 lines of symmetry rotated 90°?
- Answer: Pentagon with 5 lines of symmetry rotated 90°.
122. Shape Transformation with Size Change Analogy:
Example:
Small circle → Medium circle, what happens to a small triangle?
- Answer: Medium triangle.
123. Shape Rotation with Reflection and Color Analogy:
Example:
Red square rotated 180° and reflected → Blue square rotated 180° and reflected, what happens to a yellow triangle rotated 180° and reflected?
- Answer: Green triangle rotated 180° and reflected.
124. Shape Symmetry with Rotation Analogy:
Example:
Square with 4 lines of symmetry rotated 90° → Circle with infinite lines of symmetry rotated 90°, what happens to a triangle with 3 lines of symmetry rotated 90°?
- Answer: Pentagon with 5 lines of symmetry rotated 90°.
125. Shape Progression with Rotation and Symmetry Analogy:
Example:
Circle rotated 90° with 2 lines of symmetry → Square rotated 90° with 4 lines of symmetry, what happens to a triangle rotated 90° with 3 lines of symmetry?
- Answer: Pentagon rotated 90° with 5 lines of symmetry.
126. Shape Rotation with Color Analogy:
Example:
Red square rotated 90° → Blue square rotated 90°, what happens to a green circle rotated 90°?
- Answer: Yellow circle rotated 90°.
127. Shape and Symmetry Progression Analogy:
Example:
Triangle with 3 lines of symmetry → Square with 4 lines of symmetry, what happens to a circle?
- Answer: Circle with infinite lines of symmetry.
128. Shape Size and Color Progression Analogy:
Example:
Small red circle → Medium blue circle, what happens to a small yellow square?
- Answer: Medium green square.
129. Shape Reflection and Rotation Analogy:
Example:
Triangle reflected and rotated 90° → Square reflected and rotated 90°, what happens to a circle reflected and rotated 90°?
- Answer: Hexagon reflected and rotated 90°.
130. Shape Symmetry and Rotation Analogy:
Example:
Square rotated 180° with 4 lines of symmetry → Circle rotated 180° with infinite lines of symmetry, what happens to a triangle rotated 180° with 3 lines of symmetry?
- Answer: Pentagon rotated 180° with 5 lines of symmetry.
131. Shape Increase and Color Change Analogy:
Example:
Small red square → Medium blue square, what happens to a small green triangle?
- Answer: Medium yellow triangle.
132. Shape Rotation with Symmetry Increase Analogy:
Example:
Circle rotated 90° with 1 line of symmetry → Square rotated 90° with 4 lines of symmetry, what happens to a triangle rotated 90° with 3 lines of symmetry?
- Answer: Pentagon rotated 90° with 5 lines of symmetry.
133. Shape Reflection and Color Change Analogy:
Example:
Red square reflected → Blue square reflected, what happens to a green triangle reflected?
- Answer: Yellow triangle reflected.
134. Shape Rotation and Color Change Analogy:
Example:
Red square rotated 180° → Green square rotated 180°, what happens to a blue circle rotated 180°?
- Answer: Yellow circle rotated 180°.
135. Shape Size and Symmetry Change Analogy:
Example:
Small circle with 1 line of symmetry → Medium circle with 1 line of symmetry, what happens to a small square with 4 lines of symmetry?
- Answer: Medium square with 4 lines of symmetry.
136. Shape Rotation with Symmetry Analogy:
Example:
Square rotated 90° with 4 lines of symmetry → Circle rotated 90° with infinite lines of symmetry, what happens to a triangle rotated 90° with 3 lines of symmetry?
- Answer: Pentagon rotated 90° with 5 lines of symmetry.
137. Shape Reflection with Size Increase Analogy:
Example:
Small triangle reflected → Medium triangle reflected, what happens to a small square reflected?
- Answer: Medium square reflected.
138. Shape Rotation and Symmetry Analogy:
Example:
Square rotated 90° with 4 lines of symmetry → Circle rotated 90° with infinite lines of symmetry, what happens to a triangle rotated 90° with 3 lines of symmetry?
- Answer: Pentagon rotated 90° with 5 lines of symmetry.
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