TNPSC Group I · Aptitude and Mental Ability
Visual Reasoning
Mirror image, water image, paper folding/cutting, embedded figures.
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In a sequence of figures, a square rotates 45° clockwise in each step and an internal circle moves to the opposite corner. If the fourth figure shows the square rotated 135° from the original position with the circle at the bottom-right corner, what was the position of the circle in the first figure?
Q2 · Visual Reasoning · EASY
A figure shows a triangle with three circles placed at each vertex. In the next figure, each circle moves to the midpoint of the adjacent side in clockwise direction. If this pattern continues, after how many steps will the circles return to their original positions?
Q3 · Visual Reasoning · MEDIUM
In a sequence of figures, a circle is divided into segments. Figure 1 has 2 segments, Figure 2 has 4 segments, Figure 3 has 8 segments. How many segments will Figure 5 have?