RRB ALP · General Intelligence and Reasoning
Non-Verbal Reasoning
Mirror image, water image, paper folding and embedded figures.
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If a mirror is placed on the right side of the word 'TRAIN', which of the following will be its correct mirror image?
Q2 · Non-Verbal Reasoning · MEDIUM
A square paper is folded once along its diagonal and then a small triangle is cut from the folded corner (not the open corners). When the paper is unfolded completely, how many triangular holes will appear?
Q3 · Non-Verbal Reasoning · MEDIUM
A complex figure contains several overlapping triangles and rectangles. By careful counting, there are 8 single small triangles visible as basic units. Some of these combine to form larger triangles. If 3 pairs of adjacent small triangles form 3 medium triangles, and all 8 small triangles together can form 2 large triangles, what is the total count of all triangles in the figure?
Q4 · Non-Verbal Reasoning · MEDIUM
In a sequence of figures, a circle rotates 45 degrees clockwise in each step and a dot inside moves from top to right to bottom to left. If the current position shows the dot at the bottom, what will be the next position?