Shape classification

Look for what stays true across three figures. Choose the new figure that follows the same rule.

Two relationships · Combine the outline relationship with whether a dot is inside either outline.

6 questions · No time limit

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Example · Standard

Which figure follows both the outline rule and the dot rule in all three examples?

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Use all three examples to find the rule, then choose a figure and check your answer.

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Compare how the outlines relate: separated, touching, crossing, or enclosed. Standard adds a dot position rule. Challenge combines the outline relationship, whether two dots occupy the same region, and whether their fill matches. A hollow dot is an unfilled ring. Shape, size and direction may change. Solid and dashed strokes identify the outlines. These original puzzles report answers and time, not an intelligence score.

Each round has six questions and no time limit. Choosing an answer locks it. Review the steps, then move to the next question. Finish all six to save the round. Active time includes reviewing the steps, but does not count time when this page is hidden. Speed does not affect your score.

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Look for what stays true across three figures. Choose the new figure that follows the same rule.

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