Figure matrices

How this type works

Read the grid like a table. Find how shapes change across a row and down a column. Fill the missing cell with that rule.

Example. If the top row is navy circle then white circle, and the bottom left is a navy square, the missing cell is a white square.

Room: Figure matrices

Q1 · figure_matrices

What completes the grid? Colour changes left to right; shape stays in the column.

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Q2 · figure_matrices

What completes the grid? Size grows left to right; shape stays in the row.

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Q3 · figure_matrices

What completes the grid? Colour changes left to right; shape stays in the column.

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Q4 · figure_matrices

What completes the grid? Colour changes left to right; shape stays in the column.

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Q5 · figure_matrices

What completes the grid? Size grows left to right; shape stays in the row.

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Q6 · figure_matrices

What completes the grid? Colour changes left to right; shape stays in the column.

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Q7 · figure_matrices

What completes the grid? Colour changes left to right; shape stays in the column.

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Q8 · figure_matrices

What completes the grid? Size grows left to right; shape stays in the row.

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Q9 · figure_matrices

What completes the grid? Colour changes left to right; shape stays in the column.

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Q10 · figure_matrices

What completes the grid? Colour changes left to right; shape stays in the column.

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Q11 · figure_matrices

What completes the grid? Size grows left to right; shape stays in the row.

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Q12 · figure_matrices

What completes the grid? Colour changes left to right; shape stays in the column.

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