IBPS RRB PO Figure Matrix & Completion

In the following 2×2 matrix, identify the pattern and find the missing figure. [Top-left: Pentagon | Top-right: Hexagon] [Bottom-left: Triangle | Bottom-right: ?] Additional information: - Pentagon has 5 sides - Hexagon has 6 sides - Triangle has 3 sides What should replace the question mark?

Examine the 3×3 figure matrix and determine what should replace the question mark. [Row 1: Circle | Circle with 1 line | Circle with 2 lines] [Row 2: Square | Square with 1 line | Square with 2 lines] [Row 3: Diamond | Diamond with 1 line | ?] What should replace the question mark?

Study the following 2×3 matrix pattern and identify the missing figure. [Row 1: 1 small circle | 2 small circles | 3 small circles] [Row 2: 1 large circle | 2 large circles | ?] What should replace the question mark?

In the figure matrix below, a pattern is followed across rows and columns. Study the 3×3 matrix carefully and identify which figure should replace the question mark (?) Row 1: [Circle with 1 dot] [Circle with 2 dots] [Circle with 3 dots] Row 2: [Square with 1 dot] [Square with 2 dots] [Square with 3 dots] Row 3: [Triangle with 1 dot] [Triangle with 2 dots] [?] What should replace the question mark?

Observe the pattern in the 3×3 matrix below and find the missing figure. [Row 1: Black square | White square | Black square] [Row 2: White square | Black square | White square] [Row 3: Black square | White square | ?] What should replace the question mark?

In the following figure matrix, a pattern is followed in each row. Find the missing figure in place of the question mark. Row 1: Circle with 1 dot | Circle with 2 dots | Circle with 3 dots Row 2: Square with 1 dot | Square with 2 dots | Square with 3 dots Row 3: Triangle with 1 dot | Triangle with 2 dots | ? What should replace the question mark?

In the following 3×3 matrix, each cell contains a shape with internal divisions. Analyze the pattern: Row 1: Circle divided into 2 parts | Circle divided into 3 parts | Circle divided into 4 parts Row 2: Square divided into 2 parts | Square divided into 3 parts | Square divided into 4 parts Row 3: Triangle divided into 2 parts | Triangle divided into 3 parts | ? What should replace the question mark? (A) Triangle divided into 4 parts (B) Triangle divided into 5 parts (C) Triangle divided into 3 parts (D) Square divided into 4 parts

In a 3×3 matrix, each cell contains a shape with a specific shading pattern: Row 1: [Unshaded Circle] | [Half-shaded Circle] | [Fully-shaded Circle] Row 2: [Unshaded Square] | [Half-shaded Square] | [Fully-shaded Square] Row 3: [Unshaded Triangle] | [Half-shaded Triangle] | [?] Additionally, the number of sides increases by 1 for each row: Row 1 uses 0-sided shapes (Circle), Row 2 uses 4-sided shapes (Square), Row 3 uses 3-sided shapes (Triangle). What should replace the question mark? (A) Fully-shaded Triangle (B) Half-shaded Triangle (C) Unshaded Triangle (D) Fully-shaded Square

Study the figure matrix below. Each row follows a specific pattern of transformation. Find the missing figure in place of the question mark. Row 1: [Circle with 1 dot] → [Circle with 2 dots] → [Circle with 3 dots] Row 2: [Square with 1 line] → [Square with 2 lines] → [Square with 3 lines] Row 3: [Triangle with 1 shaded section] → [Triangle with 2 shaded sections] → [?] Options: (a) Triangle with 3 shaded sections (b) Triangle with 4 shaded sections (c) Triangle with 2 shaded sections (d) Triangle with 1 shaded section

In a 3×3 matrix, the first row contains: Circle with 1 dot, Square with 2 dots, Triangle with 3 dots. The second row contains: Circle with 2 dots, Square with 3 dots, Triangle with 4 dots. Following the same pattern, what should replace the question mark in the third row's second position (Square)? (A) Square with 4 dots (B) Square with 5 dots (C) Square with 6 dots (D) Square with 7 dots

Study the pattern in the 3×3 grid: Row 1: Pentagon (5 sides), Hexagon (6 sides), Heptagon (7 sides) Row 2: Hexagon (6 sides), Heptagon (7 sides), Octagon (8 sides) Row 3: Heptagon (7 sides), ?, ? What shape should replace the first question mark in Row 3? (A) Octagon (8 sides) (B) Nonagon (9 sides) (C) Heptagon (7 sides) (D) Hexagon (6 sides)

In a 3×3 figure matrix, each cell contains overlapping shapes. Row 1: 1 circle overlaps with 1 square (2 shapes total), 2 circles overlap with 1 square (3 shapes total), 3 circles overlap with 1 square (4 shapes total). Row 2: 2 circles overlap with 2 squares (4 shapes total), 3 circles overlap with 2 squares (5 shapes total), 4 circles overlap with 2 squares (6 shapes total). Row 3: 3 circles overlap with 3 squares (6 shapes total), 4 circles overlap with 3 squares (7 shapes total), and ?. What is the correct cell?

A 3×3 figure matrix shows shapes with internal divisions. Row 1: circle divided into 2 parts, circle divided into 3 parts, circle divided into 4 parts. Row 2: square divided into 3 parts, square divided into 4 parts, square divided into 5 parts. Row 3: triangle divided into 4 parts, triangle divided into 5 parts, and ?. Additionally, each row's shape is constant (circles in row 1, squares in row 2, triangles in row 3), and the number of divisions increases by 1 per column. What replaces the question mark?

In a 3×3 figure matrix, the first row contains: a circle with 2 internal lines, a square with 3 internal lines, and a triangle with 4 internal lines. The second row contains: a pentagon with 5 internal lines, a hexagon with 6 internal lines, and a heptagon with 7 internal lines. The third row contains: an octagon with 8 internal lines, a nonagon with 9 internal lines, and a decagon with ?. What should replace the question mark?

A 3×3 matrix shows shapes with rotation and shading patterns. Row 1: unshaded square (0°), shaded square (45°), unshaded square (90°). Row 2: unshaded triangle (0°), shaded triangle (45°), unshaded triangle (90°). Row 3: unshaded pentagon (0°), shaded pentagon (45°), and ?. The shading alternates between unshaded and shaded, and rotation increases by 45° each column. What replaces the question mark?

A 3×3 matrix displays geometric patterns with size and quantity variations. Row 1: 1 large triangle, 2 medium triangles, 3 small triangles. Row 2: 2 large squares, 3 medium squares, 4 small squares. Row 3: 3 large pentagons, 4 medium pentagons, and ?. The pattern shows: (1) polygon sides increase by 1 per row (triangle=3, square=4, pentagon=5), (2) quantity increases by 1 per column (1,2,3 in col 1; 2,3,4 in col 2), (3) size decreases per column (large→medium→small). What replaces the question mark?