SBI Clerk Figure Matrix & Completion

In a 3×3 matrix, shapes are arranged as follows: Row 1: 1 small circle, 2 small circles, 3 small circles Row 2: 1 medium square, 2 medium squares, 3 medium squares Row 3: 1 large triangle, 2 large triangles, ? What should replace the question mark?

Study the figure matrix below. Each row follows a pattern. What should replace the question mark? Row 1: Circle with 1 dot | Circle with 2 dots | Circle with 3 dots Row 2: Square with 2 dots | Square with 4 dots | Square with 6 dots Row 3: Triangle with 3 dots | Triangle with 6 dots | ? (A) Triangle with 8 dots (B) Triangle with 9 dots (C) Triangle with 12 dots (D) Triangle with 15 dots

Study the pattern in the 2×2 grid: Top-left: 4 dots arranged in a square Top-right: 6 dots arranged in two rows of 3 Bottom-left: 8 dots arranged in two rows of 4 Bottom-right: ? How many dots should be in the bottom-right cell?

In the given 3×3 figure matrix, each row contains shapes that follow a transformation rule. Row 1 shows: Small Square → Medium Square → Large Square. Row 2 shows: Small Circle → Medium Circle → Large Circle. Row 3 shows: Small Triangle → Medium Triangle → ? Additionally, each column follows a secondary rule: Column 1 contains only small shapes, Column 2 contains only medium shapes, and Column 3 contains only large shapes. The shapes also have a fill pattern: Row 1 is unfilled, Row 2 is half-filled, Row 3 is fully-filled. What should replace the question mark? A) Large Triangle, unfilled B) Large Triangle, half-filled C) Large Triangle, fully-filled D) Medium Triangle, fully-filled

In the 3×3 matrix below, each cell contains a shape with a specific number of internal lines. The pattern is: each row increases the number of lines by 1 (Row 1: 1 line, Row 2: 2 lines, Row 3: 3 lines). Additionally, each column shows a rotation pattern: Column 1 has 0° rotation, Column 2 has 90° rotation, Column 3 has 180° rotation. Row 1: Line at 0° | Line at 90° | Line at 180° Row 2: 2 Lines at 0° | 2 Lines at 90° | 2 Lines at 180° Row 3: 3 Lines at 0° | 3 Lines at 90° | ? What should replace the question mark? A) 3 Lines at 0° B) 3 Lines at 90° C) 3 Lines at 180° D) 4 Lines at 180°

Study the 3×3 matrix below. Each cell contains a circle with internal divisions. The pattern follows: the number of divisions increases by 1 in each column, and the shading pattern alternates (unshaded → half-shaded → fully shaded) in each row. Column 1: 2 divisions (unshaded, half-shaded, fully-shaded) Column 2: 3 divisions (unshaded, half-shaded, fully-shaded) Column 3: 4 divisions (?, ?, ?) What should be in Row 2, Column 3? A) Circle with 4 divisions, half-shaded B) Circle with 3 divisions, half-shaded C) Circle with 4 divisions, fully-shaded D) Circle with 5 divisions, half-shaded

Study the 3×3 matrix where each cell contains overlapping shapes. The rule is: each row contains shapes that increase in complexity (Row 1: 1 shape, Row 2: 2 shapes, Row 3: 3 shapes). Each column follows a color pattern: Column 1 is Black, Column 2 is Gray, Column 3 is White. Row 1: 1 Black Shape | 1 Gray Shape | 1 White Shape Row 2: 2 Black Shapes | 2 Gray Shapes | 2 White Shapes Row 3: 3 Black Shapes | 3 Gray Shapes | ? Additionally, the shapes in each cell follow a specific order: Circle, Square, Triangle (in that sequence, repeating if needed). What should replace the question mark? A) 3 White Shapes: Circle, Square, Triangle B) 3 Gray Shapes: Circle, Square, Triangle C) 3 White Shapes: Triangle, Square, Circle D) 3 Black Shapes: Circle, Square, Triangle

In the given 3×3 matrix, each row follows a pattern where shapes rotate 90° clockwise and the number of sides increases by 1. What should replace the question mark? Row 1: Triangle (3 sides) → Square (4 sides) → Pentagon (5 sides) Row 2: Square (4 sides) → Pentagon (5 sides) → Hexagon (6 sides) Row 3: Pentagon (5 sides) → Hexagon (6 sides) → ? A) Heptagon (7 sides), rotated 90° clockwise B) Hexagon (6 sides), rotated 180° C) Heptagon (7 sides), rotated 180° D) Octagon (8 sides), rotated 90° clockwise

In a 3×3 figure matrix, each cell contains nested shapes. Row 1: a circle inside a square, a square inside a triangle, a triangle inside a pentagon. Row 2: a pentagon inside a hexagon, a hexagon inside a heptagon, a heptagon inside an octagon. Row 3: an octagon inside a nonagon, a nonagon inside a decagon, and ?. The pattern rule is: the inner shape in each cell has n sides, and the outer shape has n+1 sides, where n increases sequentially across and down the matrix. What should replace 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 ? internal lines. What should replace the question mark?

A 3×3 matrix shows figures where each cell contains a shape with a specific shading pattern. Row 1: unshaded circle, half-shaded square, fully-shaded triangle. Row 2: fully-shaded pentagon, unshaded hexagon, half-shaded heptagon. Row 3: half-shaded octagon, fully-shaded nonagon, and ?. Additionally, each row must contain exactly one unshaded, one half-shaded, and one fully-shaded figure. What should replace the question mark?

A 3×3 matrix contains figures with rotating internal elements. Row 1: a square with a dot at the top, a square with a dot at the right, a square with a dot at the bottom. Row 2: a square with a dot at the left, a square with a dot at the top, a square with a dot at the right. Row 3: a square with a dot at the bottom, a square with a dot at the left, and ?. The dot rotates 90° clockwise within each row, and the pattern resets at the start of each new row, but each row's starting position shifts one position clockwise from the previous row's starting position. What should replace the question mark?