Q1 · hard · AI-verified
A series of figures shows squares being divided: Figure 1 — 1 square (undivided); Figure 2 — divided into 4 equal squares; Figure 3 — each of the 4 squares divided into 4, making 16; Figure 4 — each 16 divided into 4, making 64. How many smallest squares does Figure 6 contain?
- 1024
- 256
- 4096
- 512
Q2 · medium · AI-verified
A figural series shows shapes inside shapes. Figure 1: circle inside square. Figure 2: triangle inside circle inside square. Figure 3: square inside triangle inside circle inside square. What is the innermost shape in Figure 4?
- Pentagon
- Circle
- Triangle
- Square
Q3 · medium · AI-verified
In a figural series, the figures show a cross (+) shape. In Figure 1, the cross has arm length 1. In Figure 2, arm length 2. The number of unit squares in a cross with arm length n is 4n + 1. How many unit squares are in Figure 4?
- 20
- 13
- 17
- 16
Q4 · hard · AI-verified
In a figural series, a shaded region in a circle increases by 60° each step (anti-clockwise). If Step 1 shades 60°, Step 2 shades 120°, Step 3 shades 180°, at which step will the circle be completely shaded?
- Step 6
- Step 5
- Step 7
- Step 4
Q5 · medium · AI-verified
In a figural series, a pentagon has its vertices numbered. The shading moves one vertex clockwise in each figure. If vertex 1 is shaded in figure 1, which vertex is shaded in figure 8?
- Vertex 4
- Vertex 2
- Vertex 5
- Vertex 3