Figure Matrix - Section 1

In each row, all the three shapes i.e., triangle, square and pentagon are present.

In each row, the number of dots in the second figure is thrice the number in the first figure.

In each column, three figures with one circle and one square each are present in such a way that three different patterns of both the circle and square are present in all columns.

In each row, two, three and four similar squares are present.

Second figure in each row consists of first arrow of the first figure as such and the second one in an inverted form. The third figure is obtained by inverting the arrows of second figure.

Starting with the top left figure, one line is increasing in clockwise direction. So, four lines come in fourth part.

In each row, the circle is unshaded in one of the figures, it has its upper part shaded in another figure and its RHS part shaded in the third figure. There are three positions of the two triangles, each of which used only once in row. Also, two of the figures in each row have one triangle shaded.

In each row the central lines moves 90° clockwise and small line and circle interchange their places. also, the number of small circles increases by one in each step.

In each row, both the common and uncommon parts of first two figures combine together to obtain the third figure.

The first figure in each row is completely unshaded. The second one has one-forth part shaded and the third one is half shaded, where the direction of shading for the last two figures in each row remains the same.