KSP Constable · Mental Ability & Reasoning
Figural Classification
Odd figure out and visual pattern matching.
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Four figures are given below. Three of them are similar in a certain way. Which one is different from the other three? Figure A: A square divided into 4 equal parts with the top-left part shaded Figure B: A circle divided into 4 equal parts with the top-left part shaded Figure C: A triangle divided into 4 equal parts with the top-left part shaded Figure D: A square divided into 4 equal parts with the bottom-right part shaded
Q2 · Figural Classification · MEDIUM
Observe the following figures. Three figures follow the same pattern. Which one is the odd one out? Figure A: A rectangle with one small circle inside Figure B: A pentagon with one small circle inside Figure C: A hexagon with one small circle inside Figure D: A triangle with one small square inside
Q3 · Figural Classification · HARD
Six figures are given below. Five of them form a group based on a certain rule. Which figure does NOT belong to this group? Figure A: A square with its diagonals drawn, creating 4 triangular sections, with opposite triangles shaded Figure B: A circle divided into 4 equal sectors, with opposite sectors shaded Figure C: A rectangle with its diagonals drawn, creating 4 triangular sections, with opposite triangles shaded Figure D: A rhombus with its diagonals drawn, creating 4 triangular sections, with opposite triangles shaded Figure E: A pentagon divided into 5 equal parts with alternate parts shaded Figure F: A hexagon divided into 6 equal parts, with opposite parts shaded
Q4 · Figural Classification · EASY
Three of the following four figures are similar in a certain manner and one is different. Select the odd one out.