The ten questions are designed to test and exercise your appreciation of pattern and design, your ability to think laterally, and your ability to explore various possibilities with an open mind to find the correct solution. In tests of intelligence, a matrix is an array of squares where one square is omitted, and you must choose the correct missing square from several options. It is necessary to study the matrix to identify the pattern, either by looking across each line and down each column, examining the array as a whole, or considering the relationships between different squares within the array.
This test consists of ten questions that gradually increase in difficulty and require creative right-brain thinking. Apply your mind to each set of diagrams to understand the patterns and sequences.
Students have 45 minutes to solve the ten questions.
