RRB ALP · General Intelligence and Reasoning
Figure Completion
Choose the option that completes a missing part of a pattern.
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A square is divided into four equal parts. Three parts contain the symbols: ★, ●, and ■. The fourth part is empty. Which symbol should complete the pattern if each symbol appears exactly once and the fourth symbol follows the sequence of increasing number of sides (star has 5 points, circle has 0 corners, square has 4 corners, and triangle has 3 corners)?
Q2 · Figure Completion · MEDIUM
A pattern shows a sequence of boxes. Box 1 contains 2 dots in opposite corners. Box 2 contains 4 dots in all four corners. Box 3 contains 6 dots (4 in corners + 2 in middle of opposite sides). Box 4 is missing. Following this pattern, how many dots should Box 4 contain?