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The correct answer is C

First Rule: The direction of the arrow rotates by 30 o each time.

Second Rule: Following it in the direction of the arrow, the wavy line alternates between crossing in front of the straight line first and crossing behind it first.

Third Rule: The horizontal line passes behind the wavy line but crosses in front of the straight line.

Fourth Rule: The arrow head is a V shape, then a double V, then a solid triangle. This sequence then repeats.

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The correct answer is D

First Rule: The matchstick giraffe visits the corners in the order top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right. The sequence then repeats.

Second Rule: The matchstick giraffe faces right when it is at the top and left when it is at the bottom.

Third Rule: The giraffe’s neck alternates between being up and down.

Fourth Rule: The giraffe’s tail points horizontally, then at 45 o , then vertically.
The sequence then repeats.

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The correct answer is B

First Rule: The shading type furthest from the flagpole on one figure becomes the shading closest to the flagpole on the next figure, and every other form of shading moves one band to the right.

Second Rule: The flag alternates between the wave going down first and the wave going up first.

Third Rule: The flag’s position on the pole is at half-mast, then fully raised, then half-mast, then fully lowered. This cycle then repeats.

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The correct answer is C

First Rule: The downward sloping cross-hatching follows the sequence top left circle, bottom right circle, bottom left circle, top right circle. This sequence then repeats.

Second Rule: The upward sloping cross-hatching follows the sequence top right circle, bottom left circle, bottom right circle. This sequence then repeats.

Third Rule: The arrow points to where the small circle will be in the next figure.

Fourth Rule: The square is in the position occupied by the small circle in the previous figure.

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The correct answer is A

First Rule: The scales are tipped fully to the left, then straight, then tipped fully to the right, then straight. This sequence then repeats.

Second Rule: Squares weigh more than triangles and circles, which weigh the same as each other.

Third Rule: The support for the scales alternates between having downward cross-hatching and having upwards cross-hatching.

Fourth Rule: The cross hatching of any triangles being ‘weighed’ is the opposite of that of the support.