Work out how a row of figures changes, then find what comes next. How these questions work →
Which figure comes next in the series?
The shape swaps back and forth between two shapes. The dot moves one corner clockwise each time. So the next figure is a white pentagon with the dot in its new place.
Which figure comes next in the series?
One more shape is added each time. The colour repeats in the pattern black → grey. So the next figure is five black stars.
Which figure comes next in the series?
The shape turns a quarter turn anticlockwise each time. The dot moves one corner anticlockwise each time. So the next figure is a black arrow turned a quarter clockwise with the dot in its new place.
Which figure comes next in the series?
One shape is taken away each time. The colour repeats in the pattern white → black → grey. So the next figure is two black stars.
Which figure comes next in the series?
The dot moves one corner anticlockwise each time. The colour repeats in the pattern white → grey. So the next figure is a white triangle with the dot in its new place.
Which figure comes next in the series?
One more shape is added each time. The colour repeats in the pattern white → grey. So the next figure is five white diamonds.
Which figure comes next in the series?
One more shape is added each time. The colour repeats in the pattern white → grey. So the next figure is five white pentagons.
Which figure comes next in the series?
The shape swaps back and forth between two shapes. The dot moves one corner anticlockwise each time. So the next figure is a grey pentagon with the dot in its new place.
Which figure comes next in the series?
One shape is taken away each time. The colour repeats in the pattern white → grey. So the next figure is two white diamonds.
Which figure comes next in the series?
The dot moves one corner clockwise each time. The colour repeats in the pattern white → black. So the next figure is a white cross with the dot in its new place.
Set complete
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