KSP Constable · Mental Ability & Reasoning
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Non-Verbal Series
Figural series and pattern continuation.
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In a series of figures, the first figure contains 2 lines, the second figure contains 4 lines, the third figure contains 6 lines, and the fourth figure contains 8 lines. How many lines will the fifth figure contain?
Q2 · Non-Verbal Series · MEDIUM
A series of figures shows triangles being added in a pattern. The first figure has 1 triangle, the second has 3 triangles, the third has 6 triangles, and the fourth has 10 triangles. How many triangles will the fifth figure have?
Q3 · Non-Verbal Series · MEDIUM
In a figural series, each figure is a square divided into smaller squares. Figure 1 has a 2×2 grid (4 small squares), Figure 2 has a 3×3 grid (9 small squares), Figure 3 has a 4×4 grid (16 small squares). In each figure, the top-left small square is shaded. If the pattern continues, how many total small squares will Figure 5 have?
Q4 · Non-Verbal Series · MEDIUM
A series of figures is given with one missing. Choose the correct figure from the options that completes the series. The pattern shows: a dot moving clockwise around a square's corners. If it starts at top-left, then moves to top-right, then bottom-right, what comes next?