SSC CGL · General Intelligence and Reasoning
Figure Completion
Complete missing parts of a pattern.
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A square is divided into four equal parts by two lines (one horizontal and one vertical). Three parts contain: top-left has a circle, top-right has a triangle, bottom-left has a square. What should be in the bottom-right part to complete the pattern?
Q2 · Figure Completion · MEDIUM
A circle is divided into 6 equal sectors. Five sectors are filled with patterns in sequence: horizontal lines, vertical lines, diagonal lines (top-left to bottom-right), dots, grid pattern. What should fill the 6th sector?
Q3 · Figure Completion · MEDIUM
A 3x3 grid has symbols in 8 cells. Reading row-wise: Row 1 has '+, -, x'. Row 2 has '÷, +, -'. Row 3 has 'x, ÷, ?'. Which symbol should replace the '?' to complete the pattern?
Q4 · Figure Completion · MEDIUM
A hexagon has numbers at 5 of its 6 vertices, moving clockwise from top: 2, 5, 11, 23, 47. What number should be at the 6th vertex (between 47 and 2)?
Q5 · Figure Completion · HARD
A pattern shows a large square containing smaller elements. It has 4 circles at the corners, 4 triangles at the midpoints of sides, and a cross in the center. If one corner circle and one side triangle are missing, and the cross has only 3 arms visible, how many elements need to be added to complete the original pattern?