Dot Situation Dot Situation - Base Level

In figure (X), the dot is placed in the region which is common to the square, triangle and circle. Now, we have to search similar common region in four options. Only in figure (4), we find such a region which is common to the square, triangle and circle.

In figure (X), the dot is placed in the region which is common to the square and triangle. Now, we have to search similar common region in four options. Only in figure (2), we find such a region which is common to the square and triangle.

In figure (X), the dot is placed in the region which is common to the circle and triangle. Now, we have to search similar common region in four options. Only in figure (3), we find such a region which is common to the circle and triangle.

In figure (X), the dot is placed in the region which is common to the circle, square and triangle. Now, we have to search similar common region in four options. Only in figure (2), we find such a region which is common to the circle, square and triangle.

In figure (X), the dot is placed in the region which is common to the triangle and square. Now, we have to search similar common region in four options. Only in figure (1), we find such a region which is common to the triangle and square.

One dot occupies the region which is common to the circle and triangle and the other dot occupies the region which is common to the triangle and square. Out of all the answer figures, only answer figure (1) possesses a region which is common to the circle and triangle and a region which is common to the triangle and square.

In figure (X), the dot is placed in the region which is common to the circle and square. Now, we have to search similar common region in four options. Only in figure (4), we find such a region which is common to the circle and square.

One dot occupies the region which is common to the triangle and square and the other dot occupies the region which is common to the triangle and circle. Out of all the answer figures, only answer figure (3) possesses a region which is common to the triangle and square and a region which is common to the triangle and circle.

One dot occupies the region which is common to the triangle, square and circle and the other dot occupies the region which is common to the triangle and square. Out of all the answer figures, only answer figure (4) possesses a region which is common to the triangle, square and circle and a region which is common to the triangle and square.

One dot occupies the region which is common to the triangle, circle and square and the other dot occupies the region which is common to the triangle and circle. Out of all the answer figures, only answer figure (1) possesses a region which is common to the triangle, circle and square and a region which is common to the triangle and circle.