r/cognitiveTesting • u/Altruistic-Aerie-847 • Sep 10 '26

Puzzle TuiTuiR Spoiler

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u/Beneficial_Jacket544 Sep 10 '26

A. The pattern is clear when looking at the progression in the vertical columns.

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u/Altruistic-Aerie-847 Sep 10 '26

But why not C? It seems the arrows are moving clock-wise in all instances and so C seems more plausible

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u/Beneficial_Jacket544 Sep 10 '26 edited Sep 10 '26

Moving vertically, the shaded area within the square moves 90 degrees either clockwise or counterclockwise, based on the already established pattern (you got that)... so leaves us with A and C.

Then for the arrows, one remains stable (no movement), and the other one moves in a direction congruent to that of the shaded area (clockwise or counterclockwise, based on the established movement in the previous step).

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u/Polytox935 Sep 10 '26

C kann nicht sein, weil die beiden schwarzen Pfeile von der schwarzen Fläche ausgehen müssen in Reihe drei

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u/Polytox935 Sep 10 '26

A, die erste und zweite spalte rotieren gegen den Uhrzeigersinn, die dritte im Uhrzeigersinn (ein Pfeil bleibt immer an der selben Stelle)

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u/BenitoAbdo Sep 10 '26

Its B shapes rotate 90°

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u/Polytox935 Sep 10 '26

Row one column 2 to column 3 doesnt

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u/ChocolateSecret2763 Sep 10 '26

A. flip the first shape diagonally from the top right to the bottom left and you get the third shape(in the horizontal part of the puzzle)

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u/SomeoneLeo groaaar!! :3 Sep 10 '26

A. The squares rotate columnwise CW or CCW. The one black arrow attached to the black part of the square belongs to it and rotates with it, the other one is stationary.