Advanced Non-Verbal Reasoning: Matrices with Three Rules
In this 3 by 3 grid, the rows set the shape, the columns set the number of dots, and each row uses each shading once. Pip the panda combines all three rules to find the missing hexagon with three dots and stripes. Then complete a grid of turning arrows.
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