Non-verbal reasoning · Grades 3–4
Figure classification practice
Three figures share a hidden feature. Pick the option that shares it too. How these questions work →
These three figures are alike in some way. Which option goes with them?
All three figures are made of pentagons, whatever their colour or number. Only the right answer uses pentagons too.
These three figures are alike in some way. Which option goes with them?
All three figures are made of hexagons, whatever their colour or number. Only the right answer uses hexagons too.
These three figures are alike in some way. Which option goes with them?
All three figures are made of triangles, whatever their colour or number. Only the right answer uses triangles too.
These three figures are alike in some way. Which option goes with them?
All three figures are white. The shapes and numbers change, but the colour stays the same. Only the right answer is white too.
These three figures are alike in some way. Which option goes with them?
All three figures are made of stars, whatever their colour or number. Only the right answer uses stars too.
These three figures are alike in some way. Which option goes with them?
All three figures are made of circles, whatever their colour or number. Only the right answer uses circles too.
These three figures are alike in some way. Which option goes with them?
All three figures are made of squares, whatever their colour or number. Only the right answer uses squares too.
These three figures are alike in some way. Which option goes with them?
All three figures are made of hexagons, whatever their colour or number. Only the right answer uses hexagons too.
These three figures are alike in some way. Which option goes with them?
All three figures are made of diamonds, whatever their colour or number. Only the right answer uses diamonds too.
These three figures are alike in some way. Which option goes with them?
All three figures are made of triangles, whatever their colour or number. Only the right answer uses triangles too.
Set complete
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