2020艾意凯尼尔森题库ceb shl ceb shl笔试题库inductive reasoning - next in series 01.pdf

1、 ：9 The correct answer is Every step, two squares (which are compiled of a black and a white triangles), diagonal to one another, change their orientation (i.e. rotate). In the first step, the upper-left and the bottom-right squares change their orientation, and in the next step the upper-right and the bottom-left do, and so forth. There is a degree of free in the nature of that change. It could be in either direction, but h e to be different than the last orientation. While distracters 1, 2 and 5 present different patterns of change, options 3 and 4 present a change in two diagonal squares. However, the location of the rotating squares is important too. In the next shape, the upper-right and the bottom-left squares should remain stable, and the other ones should change. Only the second option from the right abides by these rules. 2、 ：9 correct answer is Each circle is divided into six portions; three pairs of identical shapes are located in opposite cells; the grey portions rotate in a clockwise manner, while all the inner shapes rotate in a counter clockwise direction. It is not easy to recognise the presence of the three pairs, however one can reach the same conclusions using other clues. For instance, one may note that the same pair of shapes ear in the first and fourth items of the sequence, as is the case with the second and fifth items. It is only logical that the nex em of the sequence will include two hearts, located in the right and left cells. This reasoning should lead us to narrow the possible answer to options 1 and 4. Figuring out the pattern of movement of the grey portions may narrow the possible answer to options 2 and 4. Combining these two conclusions, and we’re left with option 4 as the only option to comply with the reasoning of this problem. 3、 ：6 The correct answe