MP RAEO · General Logical Ability
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Non-verbal Reasoning
Figure series, mirror and water images, paper folding, embedded figures, counting figures.
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In a figure series, the first figure is a square with one dot inside. The second figure is a square with two dots inside. The third figure is a square with three dots inside. What will be the fourth figure?
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If a figure shows the letter 'F' facing right, what will be its mirror image when the mirror is placed to the right of the figure?
Q3 · Non-verbal Reasoning · EASY
In a figure series: Triangle pointing up, Triangle pointing right, Triangle pointing down, Triangle pointing left. What comes next in the series?
Q4 · Non-verbal Reasoning · EASY
A figure shows the number '35' written normally. What will be the water image of this figure when the reflecting surface is placed below the figure?
Q5 · Non-verbal Reasoning · MEDIUM
A square piece of paper is folded three times: first diagonally, then the resulting triangle is folded in half, and then folded in half again. A small triangular piece is cut from one corner. How many cut marks will appear when the paper is fully unfolded?