TestLifeMock10

We need to find the figure that is most similar to the two examples on the left. In both examples, the line with a circle at one end crosses the longest side of the triangle. Only option B follows the same rule. In all the other options, the line crosses one of the shorter sides. Therefore, the correct answer is option B. Answer: B

We need to find the figure that is most similar to the two examples. In both examples, two outlined shapes overlap, and the lines of both shapes remain visible through the overlapping section. Option D is the only answer that shows the same transparent overlap. Therefore, the correct answer is option D. Answer: D

In both examples, there are two matching shapes, one above the other. One shape is black and the other is white, and they face in opposite directions. Option B is the only figure that keeps this same arrangement. Therefore, the correct answer is option B. Answer: B

Look at the position of the black circle inside each triangle. In both examples, the circle is placed close to the right-angled corner. Option C follows the same rule. Therefore, the correct answer is option C. Answer: C

In both examples, the arrow bends in the same clockwise direction. The figures may be rotated, and their shading may change, but the direction of the bend stays the same. Option A has the same clockwise bend. Therefore, the correct answer is option A. Answer: A

Look at the directions of the straight lines. In both examples, the lines cross at right angles, which means they are perpendicular. Option D is the only answer in which the lines are also perpendicular. Therefore, the correct answer is option D. Answer: D

In both examples, the small triangle points towards the black circle. The black and white circles are also next to each other. Only option D has both of these features. Therefore, the correct answer is option D. Answer: D

In each example, the triangles in the left-hand section point to the right, while the triangles in the right-hand section point upwards. The right-hand section also contains one more triangle than the left-hand section. Only option E follows all of these rules. Therefore, the correct answer is option E. Answer: E

In both examples, the circle is divided into equal sections, with black and white sections alternating around it. Option D continues the same alternating pattern. Therefore, the correct answer is option D. Answer: D

Count the straight lines drawn inside each rounded rectangle. Both examples contain exactly four internal lines. Option C is the only answer with exactly four internal lines, so the correct answer is option C. Answer: C

We need to find the cube that cannot be made from the net. As the net is folded, the positions and directions of the symbols must remain consistent. In option E, the heart, star and blank face are arranged the wrong way round. That arrangement cannot be produced from the given net. Therefore, the correct answer is option E. Answer: E

We need to find the cube that cannot be made from the net. In the net, the bent arrow and the horseshoe are on opposite faces when the cube is folded. Opposite faces can never be next to each other. Option B shows these two faces touching, so it cannot be made. Therefore, the correct answer is option B. Answer: B

Look at the star and the upward-pointing arrow on the net. These become opposite faces when the net is folded, so they can never touch. In option D, the star and the arrow are shown on adjacent faces. This is impossible. Therefore, the correct answer is option D. Answer: D

We need to track the direction of each symbol as the net is folded. In option D, the ampersand is turned the wrong way in relation to the half-black circle. This arrangement cannot be produced from the net. Therefore, the correct answer is option D. Answer: D

The male symbol and the circular-arrow symbol become opposite faces when the net is folded. Opposite faces cannot meet along an edge. Option B shows these two symbols on adjacent faces, so that cube cannot be made. Therefore, the correct answer is option B. Answer: B

First, work out the change in the example. The triangle becomes dotted and is placed inside a new outline shape with one more side: a triangle has three sides, so it is surrounded by a four-sided square. We must apply the same rule to the given square. The square should become dotted and be surrounded by a five-sided pentagon. Option B shows this correctly. Therefore, the answer is option B. Answer: B

In the example, the entire figure is rotated by 180 degrees. At the same time, the grey and white sections swap colours. Option B applies both changes to the given figure. Therefore, the correct answer is option B. Answer: B

In the example, the outer shape is reflected from left to right. The small inner shape also moves to the reflected position and changes from a dotted outline to a solid outline. Option D shows the same transformation. Therefore, the correct answer is option D. Answer: D

In the example, the whole design is turned and reflected, while the positions of the square and the curved symbol remain connected in the same way. When we apply the same change to the diamond and curved symbol, we get option E. Therefore, the correct answer is option E. Answer: E

In the example, the complete figure is rotated by 90 degrees anticlockwise, and all of its lines change from solid to dotted. Applying the same change to the second figure gives option A. Therefore, the correct answer is option A. Answer: A

In the example, the circle rotates by 45 degrees, changing the diagonal cross inside it into an upright cross. The small white triangle moves to the opposite side and becomes grey. We apply the same changes to the square: it rotates by 45 degrees, and the triangle moves to the opposite side and becomes grey. This gives us option A. Therefore, the correct answer is option A. Answer: A

In the example, the whole arrangement turns so that the horizontal shapes become vertical. The shape that was behind becomes dotted, and the small circle moves to the opposite end of the solid shape. Option B applies the same changes to the second figure. Therefore, the correct answer is option B. Answer: B

In the example, the two overlapping shapes are reflected from left to right. The inner shape also changes from a solid outline to a dotted outline. Option E shows the same transformation. Therefore, the correct answer is option E. Answer: E

Look at how the black sections continue across the rows and columns of the grid. The missing square must complete the black diagonal pattern without breaking it. Option D places the black triangle in the correct position. Therefore, the correct answer is option D. Answer: D

The figures on the left and right of each row are reflections of one another. The missing bottom-right figure must therefore be the reflection of the bottom-left figure. Option C has the circle and internal lines in the correct reflected positions. Therefore, the correct answer is option C. Answer: C

In each column, the middle box combines the shape in the top box with the shape in the bottom box. In the first column, the middle box contains a left-pointing arrow and a half-black circle. The top box already contains the arrow, so the missing bottom box must contain the half-black circle. This is shown in option C. Therefore, the correct answer is option C. Answer: C

The small black-and-white squares follow a repeating position pattern across the larger grid. The missing box must continue both the position and the orientation of this sequence. Option D completes the pattern correctly. Therefore, the correct answer is option D. Answer: D

Compare the positions of the black and white ovals and the two smaller circles in the three completed boxes. Their order changes systematically as the design moves around the grid. Option C places every black and white part in the required position. Therefore, the correct answer is option C. Answer: C

The large triangle changes direction from one box to the next, while the small zigzag remains beside the appropriate outer corner. Option B gives the missing combination of the triangle and zigzag. Therefore, the correct answer is option B. Answer: B

The arrows point right, down, up and then left, so the missing arrow must point to the left. The small corner symbol must also continue its movement around the boxes. Only option D satisfies both parts of the pattern. Therefore, the correct answer is option D. Answer: D

Across each row, the design is reflected from left to right. Down each column, it is reflected from top to bottom. Applying both rules to the missing box gives option C. Therefore, the correct answer is option C. Answer: C

In options A, C, D and E, the arrow points towards the oval. In option B, the arrow points away from the oval. Therefore, option B is the odd one out and is the correct answer. Answer: B

Compare the positions of the four-pointed star and the small circle with the corners of the outer square. In options A, B, C and E, the two symbols are aligned with opposite corners. In option D, their positioning is different. Therefore, option D is the odd one out and is the correct answer. Answer: D

Each figure contains two circles with parallel lines inside them. In options A, B, D and E, the lines in one circle are perpendicular to the lines in the other circle. This is not true in option C. Therefore, option C is the odd one out and is the correct answer. Answer: C

Options A, B, D and E are rotations of the same design. Option C cannot be made by rotation alone; it is a reflected or flipped version. Therefore, option C is the odd one out and is the correct answer. Answer: C

In each figure, add the number of black dots to the number of sides of the outer shape. In options A, C, D and E, the total is eight. In option B, there are three black dots and the triangle has three sides, giving a total of only six. Therefore, option B is the odd one out and is the correct answer. Answer: B

Options A, C, D and E are rotations of the same arrangement of wavy lines. Option B is a reflected version rather than a rotation. Therefore, option B is the odd one out and is the correct answer. Answer: B

In options A, B, C and D, the smaller shaded shape is in front of the larger unshaded shape. Option E reverses this arrangement: the larger shaded shape is in front of the smaller unshaded shape. Therefore, option E is the odd one out and is the correct answer. Answer: E

Look at the point where the arrow meets the small square. In options A, B, C and D, the arrow meets one of the square's sides. In option E, it meets a corner of the square. Therefore, option E is the odd one out and is the correct answer. Answer: E

In options A, B, D and E, the total number of sides across the two shapes is eight. In option C, the hexagon has six sides and the triangle has three sides, giving a total of nine. Therefore, option C is the odd one out and is the correct answer. Answer: C