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MOVEMENT OF OBJECTS IN AN IMAGE

MOVEMENT 1

Types of movements:

Clockwise : as the movement of minutes hand in a clock

Anti clockwise : against (opposite) the movement of minutes hand

Type 1

In a square, an object can move 7 times starting from its initial position and comes

back to its original position 8th time.

This is if the object is rotating centre, corner, centre or

corner, centre, corner.

Step 0 Step 1 Step 2 Step 3


clockwise movement



anti - clockwise movement


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clockwise movement

anti - clockwise movement

1 02

5 64

73

0 71

4 53

62

2 13

6 75

04

3 24

7 06

15

5 46

1 20

37

4 35

0 17

26

6 57

2 31

40

7 60

3 42

51

7 06

3 24

15

0 17

4 35

26

6 75

2 13

04

5 64

1 02

73

3 42

7 60

51

4 53

0 71

62

2 31

6 57

40

1 20

5 46

37


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Type 2

In a square, an object can move 3 times starting from its initial position and comes

back to its original position 4th time.

This is if the object is rotating centre, centre, centre or corner, corner, corner.



centre, centre, centre -- clockwise movement

corner, corner, corner -- clockwise movement

centre, centre, centre -- anti-clockwise movement



corner, corner, corner -- anti-clockwise movement


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centre, centre, centre -- clockwise movement

centre, centre, centre -- anti-clockwise movement

corner, corner, corner -- clockwise movement

corner, corner, corner -- anti-clockwise movement

3

1

02

0

2

13

2

0

31

1

3

.

20

3

1

20

0

2

31

2

0

13

1

3

.

02

32

01

03

12

21

30

10

23

30

21

01

32

23

10

12

03


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MOVEMENT 2

Types of movements:

Opposite movement : movement from one side to another side.

Diagonal movement : movement from one corner to opposite corner

Type 1

In a square, an object can move 1 time in an opposite direction through centre.

Type 1 A

Top to Bottom (through centre) or Bottom to Top (through centre)

Top to Bottom or Bottom to Top

Step 0 Step 1

OR

Step 0 Step 1

Step 0 Step 1 Step 3


OR


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Type 1 B

Right side to Left side (through centre) or Left side to Right side (through centre)

Right side to Left side or Left side to Right side


OR



OR


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Type 2

In a square, an object can move 1 time diagonally in an opposite direction.

Type 2 A

Corner to Diagonal opposite corner (through centre)

Example 1:

Example 2:

OR



OR



Example 1 and 2 cover all four corners.

Example 1 covers two corners and

Example 2 covers other two corners.


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Type 2 B

Corner to Diagonal opposite corner

Example 1:

Example 2:

Example 1 and 2 cover all four corners.

Example 1 covers two corners and

Example 2 covers other two corners.

OR


OR


Moving from figure to figure, observe how many times the object moved.


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PRACTICE SHEETS

The following Non-Verbal types are learnt using the above information that

is, movements of an object in a square or rectangle.

Type 1: Series

Type 2: Analogy

Type 3: Classification

SERIES

In this type, a series of movement follows from figure to figure. You have to identify

which figure comes at the last to continue the series.

Exercise

Directions: In each question, there will be three question figures and a question

mark. You have to select a figure from four answer figures in place of

question mark.

1) What comes in place of question mark if the series continues?

Hint: In question figures, for each object in the square write the numbers.

A B C D

Answer figures

Question figures

?


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Question figures

?Answer figures

A B C D

Question figures

?Answer figures

A B C D

Question figures

?Answer figures

A B C D


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Question figures

?Answer figures

A B C D

Question figures

?Answer figures

A B C D

Question figures

?Answer figures

A B C D


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Question figures

?Answer figures

A B C D


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ANALOGY

In this type, Figure 1 and Figure 2 are related with some features.

Exercise

Directions: In each question, there are four question figures A, B, C, D. Figure A

is related to Figure B in some way. Similarly, Figure C is related to

Figure D as in the first two figures.

First find how Fig A and Fig B are related. Then, find Fig D from the four

answer figures that is related to Fig C.

1) What comes in place of question mark?

A B C D

Answer figures

Question figures

?

is related to

is related to

in the same way

Fig A Fig B

Fig C Fig D


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Question figures

is related to in the same way

Fig A Fig B

?is related toFig C

Fig D

Answer figures

A B C D

Question figures


Fig A Fig B

?is related toFig C

Fig D

Answer figures

A B C D


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Question figures


Fig A Fig B

?is related toFig C

Fig D

Answer figures

A B C D


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CLASSIFICATION

In this type, there will be four figures. Out of these four figure, one does not follow

the rule others are following. So, you need to pick the odd one.

Exercise

Directions: Four figures are given. One of the figure is an odd one. Pick it up.

1) Identify the odd one.

A B C D


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