Abstract Pattern Solver Test

Welcome to the Abstract Pattern Solver Test, designed to challenge your ability to identify underlying rules and relationships in non-verbal patterns. This test is a true measure of abstract logical thinking and fluid intelligence.

You will be presented with a series of visual patterns, each with a missing piece. Your task is to select the option that best completes the pattern, based on the logical sequence or rule governing it. There are 10 questions in total, and each question requires careful observation and deduction.

Take your time, analyze each pattern thoroughly, and select the answer you believe is the most logical fit. Good luck!

Start Your Abstract Reasoning Challenge (10 Questions)

1. Which of the following best completes the pattern?

Option A (Dot at top-left, small) Option B (Dot at top-right, medium) Option C (Dot at bottom-right, large) Option D (Dot at bottom-left, largest)

2. Identify the next logical figure in the sequence.

Option A (Square with only horizontal lines) Option B (Square with only vertical lines) Option C (Square with the other diagonal line) Option D (Empty square)

3. What comes next in this series?

Option A (Square with a circle) Option B (Rotated square with a triangle) Option C (Square with a square) Option D (Rotated square with a circle)

4. Which shape completes the matrix?

Option A (6 circles) Option B (7 circles) Option C (8 circles) Option D (9 circles)

5. Find the missing piece in the pattern.

Option A (Solid square, outline circle) Option B (Solid rotated square, outline circle) Option C (Solid square, outline rotated square) Option D (Solid rotated square, outline rotated square)

6. What is the logical progression of the pattern?

Option A (Circle with 4 segments filled) Option B (Circle with 5 segments filled) Option C (Full circle) Option D (Empty circle)

7. Select the figure that completes the analogy.

Option A (Top-left black square) Option B (Bottom-right black square) Option C (Middle-right black square) Option D (Middle-left black square)

8. Which option continues the visual series?

Option A (Large outer circle, 4 smallest green inner circles) Option B (Large outer circle, 5 even smaller pink inner circles) Option C (Empty outer circle) Option D (Large outer circle, 3 largest blue inner circles)

9. Complete the pattern with the correct figure.

Option A (7 dots) Option B (8 dots) Option C (9 dots) Option D (10 dots)

10. What is the next logical step in this pattern progression?

Option A (Larger hourglass, no rotation) Option B (Smallest hourglass, rotated 135 degrees) Option C (Medium hourglass, rotated 180 degrees) Option D (Empty frame)

Your Abstract Pattern Solving Analysis

Here's a detailed breakdown of your performance:

This analysis provides insights into your current abstract reasoning capabilities. Remember, this is a self-assessment and not a professional diagnosis. Consistent practice can help improve these skills.

Important Disclaimer: This online self-assessment is designed to challenge your abstract reasoning skills and provide a general indication of your performance in this area. It is not a standardized IQ test and cannot provide a clinical diagnosis of intelligence or cognitive abilities. For a professional assessment or personalized feedback, please consult with a qualified psychologist or educational professional.