Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: D


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question: In each square of the maze there is a piece of cheese. Ronnie the mouse wants to enter and leave the maze as shown in the picture. He doesn't want to visit a square more than once, but would like to eat as much cheese as possible. What is the maximum number of pieces of cheese that he can eat?

Choices:
- 32
- 35
- 37
- 40


Question: Michael has two building blocks as shown in <image1>. Each building block is made up of two cubes glued together. Which figure in <image2> can he not make using the blocks?

Answer: B


Question: Bruce ciphers words adopting the board demonstrated. For example, the word DVEJ is ciphered as GT WI GH NH. What word did Bruce cipher NQ OH OT WI?

Choices:
- XOCR
- DJWS
- KQFV
- KFQV


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: This diagram in <image1> shows two see-through sheets. You place the sheets on top of each other. Which pattern from <image2> do you get?

Answer: D


Question: Which cube can be made based on the unfolded cube?

Answer: A


Question: Which kite has the longest string?

Answer: C


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Rachel made a shape using some black blocks and 112 white blocks. How many of these white blocks cannot be seen in the drawing?

Choices:
- 29
- 68
- 82
- 75


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: B


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: D


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: D


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: D


Question: A big cube is made up of 9 identical building blocks. Each building block looks like this: <image1>. Which big cube in <image2> is possible?

Answer: A


Question: Kathryn's place is 4 kilometers from Rebecca's place. The lane from Kathryn's place to Joshua's place is 9 kilometers long. The distance from the junction to Kathryn's place is as shown. How long is the lane from Rebecca's place to Joshua's place?

Choices:
- 7
- 4
- 10
- 15


Question: In the Kangaroo constellation, all stars have a number greater than 3 and their sum is 20. Which option shows the Kangaroo constellation?

Answer: B


Question:
Lisa needs exactly 3 pieces to complete her jigsaw in <image1>.
Which of the 4 pieces in <image2> is left over?

Answer: A


Question: Which figure is a rotation of the object?

Answer: D


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: D


Question:
Ella wants to write a number into each cell of a 3 times 3 grid so that the sum of the numbers in any two cells that share an edge is the same. She has already written two numbers, as shown in the diagram.
When Ella has completed the grid, what will be the sum of all the numbers in the grid?

Choices:
- 18
- 22
- 26
- 30


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: D


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Jeff represents words applying the board demonstrated. For example, the word DCXEH is represented as AM KF GF GI AF. What word did Jeff represent KS KF LC LF GM?

Choices:
- TSMBC
- TCMBS
- PEQGT
- FHMTK


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: C


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: A


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: A


Question: Which of the following options conforms to the pattern given in the figure?

Answer: D


Question: How many blocks are in this 3D tower?

Choices:
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: A


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: D


Question: Every night the wizard Tilim makes the weather forecast for the king. When Tilim gets it right he gets 3 gold coins, but when he makes a mistake, he pays a fine of 2 gold coins. After making the prediction for 5 days, Tilim did the math and discovered that he neither won nor lost coins. How many times did he get the weather forecast right in those 5 days?

Choices:
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4


Question: Chase wants to buy 4 kilograms of oval beads and 5 kilograms of star-shaped beads. How much will he spend? (Unit: $)

Choices:
- 14
- 16
- 18
- 20


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: C


Question: How many right hands are depicted in the image?

Choices:
- 14
- 10
- 11
- 0


Question: How many left hands appear in the image?

Choices:
- 1
- 8
- 4
- 5


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Which of the following options follows the pattern in the given figure?

Answer: C


Question:
There are white, grey and black squares. Three children use these to make this pattern in <image1>.
First Anni replaces all black squares with white squares.
Then Bob replaces all grey squares with black squares.
Finally Chris replaces all white squares with grey squares.
Which picture in <image2> have the three children now created?

Answer: A


Question: In the picture we see three dice on top of each other. The sum of the points on opposite sides of the dice is 7 as usual. The sum of the points of areas that face each other is always 5. How many points are on the area marked X?

Choices:
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 8


Question: There are three flowers on the back of the left cactus. In total, the cactus on the right has six more flowers than the cactus on the left. How many flowers are on the back of the right cactus?

Choices:
- 7
- 9
- 12
- 14


Question: Andrea made the pattern in <image1> out of several identical tiles. None of the tiles overlap each other. Which of the following tiles in <image2> could she definitely not have used?

Answer: D


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: Sylvia made a setup using some green bricks and 95 gray bricks. How many of these gray bricks are not visible in the cartoon?

Choices:
- 37
- 20
- 64
- 19


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: B


Question:
There are two holes in the cover of a book. The book lies on the table opened up (see <image1>).
After closing up the book which vehicles in <image2> can Olaf see?

Answer: D


Question: How many left hands appear in the image?

Choices:
- 13
- 21
- 9
- 4


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: C


Question: The sum of the number in each line, column and diagonal in the 3 times 3 square is always constant. Only two numbers are visible. Which number is missing in field a?

Choices:
- 16
- 51
- 54
- 55


Question: How many ways are there for the feline to reach the bird if the feline can only move horizontally or vertically towards the bird in the grid?

Choices:
- 13
- 15
- 19
- 14


Question: The boulevard from William's school to Anthony's school is 7 km far. The boulevard from William's school to Felicia's school is 14 km long. The distance from the junction to William's school is as shown. How long is the boulevard from Anthony's school to Felicia's school?

Choices:
- 7
- 11
- 16
- 23


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: Which of the following options has the same pattern as the given figure?

Answer: C


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: B


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: A


Question: In how many ways can the monkey reach the feline given that the monkey can only move horizontally or vertically towards the feline in the grid?

Choices:
- 4
- 6
- 7
- 9


Question: Theodor has built this tower made up of discs. He looks at the tower from above. How many discs does he see?

Choices:
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5


Question: Analyze the pattern of changes in the figure below, and choose the appropriate fifth row:

Answer: B


Question: From the above food web diagram, what would happen to dragonfly if all mayfly die? Note that a green arrow pointing from object A to object B means that A gives B energy to survive.

Choices:
- remains the same
- increase
- decrease
- NA


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: C


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question: A man folds a sheet of paper 2 times through the dashed lines and then cuts it through the red line as shown. How many pieces of paper does he end up with?

Choices:
- 5
- 2
- 4
- 6


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: What number should replace the question mark in the image?

Choices:
- 15
- 16
- 17
- 18


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Each of seven students has chosen three courses from ten options, and must sit an exam for each of his or her three choices. Two students sitting the same exam must do so at the same time, but no student can sit more than one exam in the same day. The table of choices is given in <image 1>. Find the smallest number of days required to schedule the exams.

Choices:
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7


Question: Who bucket contains the least water?

Answer: D


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: A


Question: On a table, five polygon cards are stacked as shown. Each card is numbered according to the color shown at the bottom. The cards are removed one by one from the top of the stack. In what possible order are the cards removed?

Choices:
- 2-5-3-1-4
- 5-4-1-2-3
- 3-2-1-5-4
- 1-4-2-5-3


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: D


Question: On a table, five polygon cards are stacked as shown. Each card is numbered according to the color shown at the bottom. The cards are removed one by one from the top of the stack. The possible order the cards are removed is:

Choices:
- 2-4-1-3-5
- 1-4-3-2-5
- 2-1-4-3-5
- 1-2-3-5-4


Question: The entire pie seen in the image is divided among several children. Each child receives a piece of pie, and each piece of pie looks identical. What is the maximum possible number of children there?

Choices:
- 9
- 11
- 7
- 13


Question: The sticks are placed on top of each other. Stick 5 is at the bottom. Stick 7 is at the top. The stick in the middle is:

Choices:
- 6
- 1
- 2
- 3


Question: Some art work can be seen on a square-shaped transparent piece of foil as shown in <image1>. The foil is folded over twice as shown in the diagram. What does the foil look like after it has been folded over twice? Choose the correct option from <image2>

Answer: A


Question: Peter places three building blocks on a table, as shown in <image1>. What does he see when he is looking at them from above? Choose the correct option from <image2>.

Answer: C


Question: At each of the vertices of a cube sits a Bunchkin. Two Bunchkins are said to be adjacent if and only if they sit at either end of one of the cube's edges. Each Bunchkin is either a 'truther', who always tells the truth, or a 'liar', who always lies. All eight Bunchkins say 'I am adjacent to exactly two liars'. What is the maximum number of Bunchkins who are telling the truth?

Choices:
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: C


Question: The entire pie seen in the image is divided among several children. Each child receives a piece of pie, and each piece of pie looks identical. What is the maximum possible number of children there?

Choices:
- 9
- 8
- 10
- 4


Question:
Six figures were drawn, one on each side of a cube, as shown in <image2>, in different positions. On the side that does not appear beside is the drawing in <image1>.
What is the figure on the face opposite to it? Choose the correct option in <image3>.

Answer: B


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Sandra created a stacking toy using 8 pieces. How many pieces will she see from top?

Choices:
- 3
- 1
- 2
- 8


Question: How many different digits can you find in this picture?

Choices:
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7


Question: You can move or rotate each shape in <image2> as you like, but you are not allowed to flip them over. What shape is not used in the puzzle in <image1>?

Answer: C


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: B


Question:
Tom bought a chocolate heart (see the picture) to Mary on her birthday.

How many grams did the chocolate weigh, if each square weighs 10 grams?

Choices:
- 120 grams
- 130 grams
- 140 grams
- 150 grams


Question: How many rectangles of any size are to be found in the diagram pictured?

Choices:
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5


Question: How many stars are inside the figure?

Choices:
- 90
- 93
- 95
- 98


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: The object on the left is composed of ①, ②, and ③. Which of the following options should be placed at the question mark?

Answer: A


Question: Victor built a setup using some brown bricks and 39 blue bricks. How many of these blue bricks cannot be seen in the image?

Choices:
- 19
- 2
- 21
- 24


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: C


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: The sticks are placed on top of each other. Stick 3 is at the bottom. Stick 2 is at the top. The stick in the middle is:

Choices:
- 7
- 5
- 4
- 6


Question: These children are standing in a line. Some are facing forward and remaining are facing backward. How many children are grasping another child's hand using right hand?

Choices:
- 5
- 2
- 1
- 6


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question: Rosa wants to start at the arrow, follow the line, and get out at the other arrow in <image1>. Which piece in <image2> is it NOT possible to put in the middle to obtain that?

Answer: D


Question: Anne plays 'sink the ship' with a friend, on a 5x5 grid. She has already drawn in a 1x1 ship and a 2x2 ship (as shown in the picture). She must also draw a (rectangular) 3x1 ship. Ships may be neither directly nor diagonally adjacent to each other. How many possible positions are there for the 3x1 ship?

Choices:
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9


Question: These children are dancing in a queue. A few are looking towards front and remaining are looking towards back. What is the count of children who are holding another child's hand using their left hand?

Choices:
- 6
- 5
- 7
- 4


Question:
Snail quadruplets have gone hiking on a path paved with identical rectangular tiles. The shape and length of each snail's trip is shown below.
How many decimeters has the snail Tin hiked?

Choices:
- 32
- 34
- 35
- 38


Question: A number from 1 to 9 is to written into each of the 12 fields of the table so that the sum of each column is the same. Also the sum of each row must be the same. A few numbers have already been written in. Which number should be written in the grey square?

Choices:
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6


Question: Max builds this construction using some small equally big cubes. If he looks at his construction from above, the plan on the right tells the number of cubes in every tower. How big is the sum of the numbers covered by the two hearts?

Choices:
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6


Question: A large square comprises 16 identical small squares, but some of these small squares are now missing. How many small squares are missing?

Choices:
- 15
- 11
- 14
- 13


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: D


Question: What's the final answer?

Choices:
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: C


Question: The image shows a menu of an ice cream store. How many different choices of one size, one flavor, and one topping can be made from the menu?

Choices:
- 3
- 9
- 18
- 27


Question: How many plums (see the picture) weigh as much as an apple?

Choices:
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5


Question: Can you count the number of left hands in the picture?

Choices:
- 21
- 11
- 2
- 8


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: Leonie has one stamp for each of the digits 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9. Using them, she stamps the date of her birthday. How many of the stamps does Leonie use to do that?

Choices:
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7


Question: In a zoo there are already some birds, felines, and monkeys (the numbers are shown in the image). How many more felines does the zoo need so that the number of all the animals is 2 times the number of felines?

Choices:
- 28
- 31
- 27
- 24


Question: Five polygon cards are stacked on a table as shown, and each card is numbered according to the color shown at the bottom. The cards are removed one by one from the top of the stack. What is the possible order of the cards being removed?

Choices:
- 5-2-3-4-1
- 3-5-4-2-1
- 2-1-3-4-5
- 2-3-4-1-5


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: B


Question: From the flat expansion view of paper boxes, which paper box is different from the other three?

Answer: B


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Several children are dancing in a line. Some are facing towards front and remaining are facing towards back. How many children are grasping another child's hand with their left hand?

Choices:
- 7
- 5
- 2
- 6


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: The kangaroo is inside how many circles?

Choices:
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5


Question: Out of how many circles is the beaver made of?

Choices:
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9


Question: John created a stacking toy using 5 pieces. How many pieces will he see when looking at it from the top?

Choices:
- 2
- 4
- 3
- 1


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: D


Question: Mary has written all the numbers from 1 to 30. How many times has she written digit 2?

Choices:
- 11
- 12
- 13
- 14


Question: A monkey can only move horizontally or vertically towards a feline in the grid. How many ways are there for the monkey to reach the feline?

Choices:
- 6
- 8
- 3
- 4


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: Evita wants to write the numbers from 1 to 8 with one number in each field. The sum of the numbers in each row should be equal. The sum of the numbers in the four columns should also be the same. She has already written in the numbers 3, 4 and 8 (see diagram). Which number does she have to write in the dark field?

Choices:
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9


Question: A zoo already has some birds, monkeys, and felines (the numbers are shown in the image). How many more monkeys does the zoo need so that the number of all the animals is 2 times the number of monkeys?

Choices:
- 12
- 8
- 15
- 16


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: D


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: D


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: C


Question: One chocolate needs 7 coins. There is a sale as displayed in the figure. How many chocolates maximum can Robert buy with 599 coins?

Choices:
- 97
- 126
- 89
- 87


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Identical rectangular tiles cover the floor as shown. The length of the shorter side of each tile is 2 units. What is the length of the shorter side of the floor (in unit)?

Choices:
- 12
- 14
- 17
- 16


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: D


Question: In a zoo there are already some birds, felines, and monkeys (the numbers are shown in the image). After the zoo owner purchases some felines, the number of all the animals is 5 times the number of felines. How many felines does the zoo owner purchase?

Choices:
- 2
- 1
- 4
- 6


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: A feline can only move horizontally or vertically towards a bird in the grid. How many ways are there for the feline to reach the bird?

Choices:
- 15
- 18
- 11
- 17


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question: The option that best fits the given pattern is:

Answer: D


Question: Derrick had some 4-ray slices as pictured in the drawing. He attached them together as pictured in the drawing on the right. At least how many slices did he use?

Choices:
- 2
- 1
- 8
- 4


Question: How many dots are in the picture?

Choices:
- 177
- 181
- 185
- 189


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: C


Question: How many triangles can you see?

Choices:
- 20
- 21
- 22
- 23


Question: Find one figure from the four below that displays a different pattern from the other three.

Answer: D


Question: Wayne built a structure using some red bricks and 9 blue bricks. How many of these blue bricks are not visible in the cartoon?

Choices:
- 9
- 3
- 4
- 1


Question: How many ways are there for the feline to reach the bird if the feline can only move horizontally or vertically towards the bird in the grid?

Choices:
- 16
- 17
- 13
- 15


Question: The number 4 is reflected twice in <image1>. Which among the options in <image2> should appear in the field with the question mark if we do the same with the number 5?

Answer: C


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question: Each area in the picture on the right should be coloured using one of the colours, red (R), green (G), blue (B) or orange (O). Areas which touch must be different colours. Which colour is the area marked x?

Choices:
- red
- green
- blue
- orange


Question: A man cuts a sheet of paper through the red line after he folds it 2 times through the dashed lines. How many pieces of paper does he end up with?

Choices:
- 4
- 2
- 3
- 6


Question: In the box are seven blocks. You want to rearrange the blocks so that another block can placed. What is the minimum number of blocks that have to be moved?

Choices:
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5


Question:
Anna has <image1>.
Barbara gave Eva <image2>.
Josef has a <image3>.
Bob has <image4>.
Who is Barbara?
<image5>

Answer: D


Question: There are 25 employees in my restaurant. Given the plot below, how much should I pay them today if all employees work 8 hours today?

Choices:
- 1808
- 1872
- 1904
- 1968


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: D


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: B


Question: A cuboid is formed from 3 pieces (see <image1>). Each piece is made from 4 cubes of the same colour. What shape does the white piece have? Choose from the options in <image2>.

Answer: D


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: D


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: D


Question: Seven pairwise different single-digit numbers are distributed among the circles shown so that the product of the three numbers that are connected by a straight line is the same in all three cases. Which number is written in the circle with the question mark?

Choices:
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Amy made some cookies, as shown in the image. Amy made 2 times as many cookies as Ben made. How many cookies did Ben make?

Choices:
- 10
- 11
- 12
- 13


Question: There are seven squares in the picture. How many more triangles than squares are there in the picture?

Choices:
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Given the pattern in the first set of blocks at the top of the image, which option at the bottom of the image fits in the question mark in the second set of blocks at the top of the image?

Answer: A


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: D


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: Lawrence had some 5-ray slices as presented in the image. He glued them together as presented in the image on the right. At minimum, how many slices did he use?

Choices:
- 3
- 1
- 9
- 8


Question: On a table, five polygon cards are stacked as shown, and each card is numbered according to the color shown at the bottom. If we remove the cards one by one from the top of the stack, what is the possible order of the cards being removed?

Choices:
- 5-1-4-3-2
- 5-4-3-2-1
- 1-5-3-2-4
- 5-4-1-2-3


Question: Which cube cannot be made based on the unfolded cube?

Answer: B


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question:
Jan sends four postcards to his friends during his holiday.
The card for Michael does not have ducks.
The card for Lexi shows a dog.
The card for Clara shows the sun.
The card for Heidi shows kangaroos.
The card for Paula shows exactly two animals.
Which card does Jan send to Michael?

Answer: A


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: D


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: A


Question: The number of spots on the fly agarics (toadstools) shows how many dwarfs fit under it. We can see one side of the fungi. The other side has the same amount of spots. When it rains 36 dwarfs are trying to hide under the fungi. How many dwarfs get wet?

Choices:
- 3
- 6
- 12
- 18


Question: Some of the small squares on each of the square transparencies have been coloured black. If you slide the three transparencies on top of each other, without lifting them from the table, a new pattern can be seen. What is the maximum number of black squares which could be seen in the new pattern?

Choices:
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9


Question: Alice has four jigsaw pieces. Which two can be fitted together to form a hexagon (the figure in the right of the image is a hexagon)?

Choices:
- The first piece and the second piece
- The first piece and the third piece
- The second piece and the fourth piece
- The third piece and the fourth piece


Question: A Wall was tiled alternately with grey and striped tiles. Some tiles have fallen from the wall. How many grey tiles have fallen off?

Choices:
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: A


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: A


Question: We want to walk from C to R along the lines and pick up the letters CENTER in the correct order. The length of the shortest walk in units is (the length of each grid is 1 unit):

Choices:
- 21
- 22
- 20
- 23


Question: Can you count the number of left hands in the picture?

Choices:
- 0
- 5
- 6
- 7


Question: Amy had a few 2-ray shapes as pictured in the figure. She attached them together as pictured in the figure on the right. At minimum, how many shapes did she use?

Choices:
- 4
- 5
- 1
- 6


Question:
For the picture galleries the plans of which are given in Fig. 1, find the smallest number of attendants who, if placed in the various doorways connect two adjacent rooms, can supervise all rooms. Use integer programming and the simplex method to solve.
<image 1>

Choices:
- (a) 1,(b) 2
- (a) 2, (b) 3
- (a) 2,(b) 2
- (a) 1,(b) 3


Question: Identical rectangular tiles cover the floor as shown. The length of the shorter side of each tile is 4 units. The length of the shorter side of the floor (in unit) is:

Choices:
- 40
- 39
- 36
- 44


Question: In the food web diagram, an arrow leading from A to B conveys that A transfers essential energy to B to keep it alive. If all the algae dies, then water flea population will:

Choices:
- remains the same
- decrease
- increase
- NA


Question: The entire pie seen in the figure is divided among several children in a room. Each child receives a piece of pie, and each piece of pie looks identical. How many children can possibly be there such that the room has the most number of children?

Choices:
- 8
- 10
- 13
- 14


Question: The sticks lie on top of each other. Stick 2 is at the top. Stick 6 is at the bottom. Which stick is in the middle?

Choices:
- 3
- 4
- 1
- 5


Question: Kangi goes directly from the zoo to school (Schule) and counts the flowers along the way. Which of the following numbers can he not obtain this way?

Choices:
- 9
- 10
- 11
- 12


Question: The picture shows a Fortress made from cubes. How many cubes were used to make it?

Choices:
- 52
- 55
- 56
- 59


Question: Inside each unit square a certain part has been shaded. In which square is the total shaded area the largest?

Answer: A


Question: Bridget made a structure using some brown bricks and 55 green bricks. How many of these green bricks are not visible in the figure?

Choices:
- 62
- 18
- 0
- 32


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: C


Question: A large square consisted of 16 identical small squares, but some of these small squares disappeared. How many small squares disappeared?

Choices:
- 2
- 8
- 5
- 9


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: Kathryn had some 3-ray slices as shown in the drawing. She attached them together as shown in the drawing on the right. At least how many slices did she use?

Choices:
- 6
- 0
- 2
- 3


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories based on their patterns.

Answer: C


Question: Using these tiles <image1> Robert makes different patterns. How many of the patterns shown in <image2> can he make?

Choices:
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: A


Question: Which number should be written in place of the question mark?

Choices:
- 54
- 57
- 60
- 63


Question: One chocolate needs 2 dollars. There is a discount sale so Victor can purchase 7 chocolates for 7 dollars. How many chocolates maximum can Victor buy with 32 dollars?

Choices:
- 12
- 37
- 30
- 19


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Consider the figure consisting of a square, its diagonals, and the segments joining the midpoints of opposite sides. The total number of triangles of any size in the figure is

Choices:
- 12
- 14
- 16
- 18


Question: Stan has five toys: a ball, a set of blocks, a game, a puzzle and a car. He puts each toy on a different shelf of the bookcase. The ball is higher than the blocks and lower than the car. The game is directly above the ball. On which shelf can the puzzle not be placed?

Choices:
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: A


Question: How many blocks are missing in this igloo?

Choices:
- 8
- 9
- 10
- 11


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: D


Question:
A monkey has torn off a piece of Captain Jack's map as shown in <image1>.
What does the piece the monkey has torn off look like? Choose the best option in <image2>

Answer: B


Question: Can you count the number of left hands in the image?

Choices:
- 6
- 7
- 3
- 11


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: A


Question: Which of the following options follows the pattern in the given figure?

Answer: A


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: D


Question: One chocolate costs 3 dollars. There is an ad as pictured in the figure. How many chocolates at most can Derrick get with 32 dollars?

Choices:
- 2
- 10
- 25
- 18


Question: Chantal has placed numbers in two of the nine cells (see diagram). She wants to place the numbers 1, 2, 3 in every row and every column exactly once. How big is the sum of the two numbers in the grey cells?

Choices:
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5


Question: How many triangles can you see?

Choices:
- 21
- 44
- 62
- 63


Question:
In each of the squares in the grid, one of the letters P, Q, R and S must be entered in such a way that adjacent squares (whether connected by an edge or just a corner) do not contain the same letter. Some of the letters have already been entered as shown.
What could be the letter in the shaded square?

Choices:
- only Q
- only R
- only S
- either R or S, but no others


Question: How many triangles can you find in the picture?

Choices:
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6


Question: Turning a card around on the top side, we see the photo of the kangaroo as shown in <image1>. Instead, if we turn the card around on the right side, what will appear? Pick the correct option in <image2>.

Answer: D


Question: What is the minimum number of cells of a 5 times 5 grid that have to be coloured in so that every possible 1 times 4 rectangle and every 4 times 1 rectangle respectively in the grid has at least one cell coloured in?

Choices:
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: B


Question: Kenneth created a structure using some blue bricks and 40 white bricks. How many of these white bricks are not visible in the image?

Choices:
- 37
- 13
- 33
- 20


Question: One chocolate is sold for 4 dollars. There is a rebate sale so Joseph can purchase 8 chocolates for 17 dollars. How many chocolates maximum can Joseph get with 45 dollars?

Choices:
- 18
- 32
- 33
- 21


Question: We want to walk from C to T along the lines and pick up the letters COLLECT in the correct order. If the length of each grid is 1 unit, then the length of the shortest walk in units is:

Choices:
- 23
- 18
- 19
- 16


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: A


Question: How many squares can you see in the image?

Choices:
- 9
- 11
- 13
- 14


Question: The entire pie seen in the picture is divided among several children. Each child receives a piece of pie, and each piece of pie looks identical. What is the maximum possible number of children there?

Choices:
- 6
- 2
- 5
- 8


Question: The left diagram shows a given object. Which option on the right cannot be a side view of this object?

Answer: C


Question: The sticks lie on top of each other. Stick 3 is at the bottom. Stick 4 is at the top. The stick in the middle is:

Choices:
- 5
- 2
- 7
- 6


Question: Stephen encrypts words applying the matrix presented. For example, the word THOSJ is encrypyed as DI LA JN LO EN. What word did Stephen encrypt JN DO LN MI DN?

Choices:
- VIMDW
- ONRLD
- KGDCS
- ONLRD


Question:
Rory uses four identical standard dice to build the solid shown in the diagram.
Whenever two dice touch, the numbers on the touching faces are the same. The numbers on some of the faces of the solid are shown. What number is written on the face marked with question mark?
(On a standard die, the numbers on opposite faces add to 7.)

Choices:
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: B


Question: Given the analogy in the first line of items, which choice fits best in the black question mark?

Answer: C


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: A


Question: One chocolate is sold for 9 coins. There is an ad as shown in the figure. How many chocolates at most can John buy with 378 coins?

Choices:
- 119
- 87
- 28
- 66


Question: Nine whole numbers were written into the cells of a 3 x 3 table. The sum of these nine numbers is 500. We know that the numbers in two adjacent cells (with a common sideline) differ by exactly 1. Which number is in the middle cell?

Choices:
- 54
- 56
- 57
- 59


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: C


Question: Which patterned block goes in the plain block?

Answer: A


Question: Juca wrote a whole number greater than zero in each of the boxes on the 3 times 3 board on the right, so that the sums of the numbers in each row and in each column are equal. The only thing Juca remembers is that there are no three numbers repeated. What number is written in the box of the center?

Choices:
- 1
- 3
- 4
- 5


Question: Ellen wants to decorate the butterfly in <image1> using the 6 stickers in <image2>. She could color the stickers in any color. Which butterfly can she make in <image3>?

Answer: A


Question: Max has 10 dice. Which one of the following solids can he build with them?

Answer: A


Question: Jan cannot draw very accurately but nevertheless he tried to produce a roadmap of his village. The relative position of the houses and the street crossings are all correct but three of the roads are actually straight and only Qurwik street is not. Who lives in Qurwik street?

Choices:
- Amy
- Ben
- Carol
- David


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Gabriel assembled a stacking toy using 7 blocks. How many blocks will he see from top?

Choices:
- 2
- 1
- 6
- 5


Question: After folding a sheet of paper 2 times through the dashed lines, a man cuts it through the red line as shown. How many pieces of paper does he end up with?

Choices:
- 3
- 6
- 2
- 5


Question: Which of the following options best fits the given pattern in the diagram?

Answer: A


Question: A large square consisted of 16 identical small squares, but some of these small squares disappeared. How many small squares disappeared?

Choices:
- 3
- 7
- 6
- 4


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: B


Question:
Max wants to complete the jigsaw shown in <image1>. He has different pieces in <image2>.
Which pieces does he have to use?

Answer: A


Question: Tom wants to completely cover his paper boat in <image1> using the shapes in <image2>. What is the smallest number of shapes he needs for that?

Choices:
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: A large square comprised 16 identical small squares, but some of these small squares disappeared. How many small squares disappeared?

Choices:
- 5
- 9
- 11
- 10


Question: What would happen to the population of adult spiders if predator ate all the spider eggs?

Choices:
- Adult spider population would remain the same
- Adult spider population would double.
- Adults spider population would decrease
- Adult spider population would increase.


Question: One chocolate is sold for 1 dollar. There is a rebate sale as depicted in the figure. How many chocolates maximum can Vickie get with 56 dollars?

Choices:
- 64
- 53
- 10
- 128


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: C


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question: Nathalie wanted to build a large cube out of lots of small cubes. How many cubes are missing from the picture on the right that would be needed to build the large cube on the left?

Choices:
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: Each of the numbers 1,4,3,0 and 10 is written in one of the colored circles so that the sum of the numbers in the row is equal to the sum of the numbers in the column. Which number can be written in the pink circle?

Choices:
- only 1
- only 10
- 1 or 3
- 4 or 10


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Ana has the cards shown in <image1>. She chooses several of them to assemble the tower shown in <image2>. Which cards from <image3> did she not use?

Answer: C


Question: The big cube is made up of three different kinds of building blocks (see diagram). How many of the little white cubes are needed for this big cube?

Choices:
- 10
- 11
- 12
- 13


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: C


Question: A large square consists of 16 identical small squares, but some of these small squares are now missing. How many small squares are missing?

Choices:
- 12
- 6
- 7
- 8


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: Which jug has more water?

Choices:
- Jug A has more water
- Jug B has more water
- Both jugs have same amount of water
- Cannot be determined from the image


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: C


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question: Which of the following options best fits the given pattern in the diagram?

Answer: D


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: B


Question: Which two building blocks can be joined together so that the object shown in <image1> is created? Choose a group of two blocks in <image2>.

Answer: A


Question: John encrypts words as the grid demonstrated. For an example, the word NJLC is encrypyed as PE TE TG YK. What word did John encrypt PE TE IE IA?

Choices:
- QIND
- NJBI
- FVDB
- NJIB


Question: William built a stacking toy using 7 blocks. How many blocks will he see from the top?

Choices:
- 5
- 2
- 3
- 4


Question: The storm made a hole on the front side of the roof. There were 10 roof tiles in each of 7 rows. How many tiles are left on the front side of the roof?

Choices:
- 53
- 55
- 57
- 60


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: The sticks are placed on top of each other. Stick 4 is at the bottom. Stick 3 is at the top. The stick in the middle is:

Choices:
- 7
- 2
- 5
- 1


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: C


Question: We want to walk from C to T along the lines and pick up the letters COMFORT in the correct order. If the length of each grid is 1 unit, what is the length of the shortest walk in units?

Choices:
- 21
- 19
- 17
- 13


Question: Each of the numbers 8,4,1,7 and 10 is written in one of the colored circles so that the sum of the numbers in the row is equal to the sum of the numbers in the column. Which number can be written in the green circle?

Choices:
- 7, 4 or 1
- only 8
- 4, 10 or 1
- 4, 8 or 1


Question: Melissa's home is 10 miles from Tracy's home and Melissa's home is 8 miles from Stephen's home. The distance from the intersection to Melissa's home is as shown. How long is the avenue from Tracy's home to Stephen's home?

Choices:
- 13
- 10
- 12
- 16


Question: Which organism with be most affected if algae was eliminated?

Choices:
- Tilapia
- Common water flea
- Great diving beetle
- Tadpole


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: D


Question: On a table, five polygon cards are stacked as shown, and each card is numbered according to the color shown at the bottom. If we remove the cards one by one from the top of the stack, what is the possible order of the cards being removed?

Choices:
- 3-4-2-1-5
- 1-3-4-2-5
- 5-2-4-3-1
- 2-3-5-1-4


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question: Which of these clouds contain only numbers that are smaller than 7?

Answer: D


Question:
Which of the "buildings" A, B, C, and D, each consisting of 5 cubes, cannot be obtained from the building in <image1>, if you are allowed to move only one cube?
<image2>

Answer: C


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: C


Question: Folding a sheet of paper 2 times through the dashed lines, a man cuts it through the red line as shown. How many pieces of paper does he end up with?

Choices:
- 2
- 3
- 7
- 4


Question: Each of the numbers 2,8,0,7 and 1 is written in one of the colored circles so that the sum of the numbers in the row is equal to the sum of the numbers in the column. Which number can be written in the green circle?

Choices:
- 8 or 0
- 2 or 0
- 2, 7 or 8
- only 8


Question: Every box shows the result of the addition of the numbers on the very left and on the very top (for example: 6+2=8). Which number is written behind the question mark?

Choices:
- 13
- 14
- 15
- 16


Question: The sticks are placed on top of each other. Stick 3 is at the top. Stick 7 is at the bottom. Which stick is in the middle?

Choices:
- 5
- 4
- 1
- 2


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: C


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: A man folds a sheet of paper 2 times through the dashed lines and then cuts it through the red line as shown. How many pieces of paper does he end up with?

Choices:
- 2
- 6
- 4
- 5


Question: The students in the fourth grade class voted for their favorite sport, and the results are shown in the table. Which bar graph shows results of the students vote?

Answer: A


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: A


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question: The left image displays an object. Which option on the right could be the cross-section of the object?

Answer: C


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: B


Question:
You need 3 pieces to build this shape:
<image1>. Each piece is made out of 4 equally sized cubes of the same colour. What is the shape of the white piece?
<image2>

Answer: D


Question: Mike has built a construction, shown in the upper picture, from equal cubes. Lily has taken several cubes out of it, thus Mike's construction became such as we see in the lower picture. How many cubes has Lily taken?

Choices:
- 5
- 7
- 9
- 11


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question: Which one of the four given options should be removed so that the remaining sequence of figures follows the same pattern?

Answer: B


Question: A truncated cone is shown in the figure, with a small cone removed from its center. Which of the following cannot be a cross-section of the truncated cone?

Answer: D


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: C


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: C


Question: As shown in the figure, if CB = 4.0, DB = 7.0, and D is the midpoint of AC, then the length of AC is ()

Choices:
- 6cm
- 7cm
- 4cm
- 5cm


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: D


Question: This question contains two sets of figures and 4 figures to choose from. The two sets of figures have certain similarities as well as differences. You are required to choose one option that is most suitable to replace the question mark. The correct answer should not only make the two sets of figures the most similar, but also shows uniqueness for the second set of figures.

Answer: A


Question: Which animals have nine lives? Pick the best option.

Choices:
- cats and unicorns
- pigs and cats
- pigs and unicorns
- only cats


Question: The sticks are placed on top of each other. Stick 1 is at the bottom. Stick 5 is at the top. Which stick is in the middle?

Choices:
- 3
- 4
- 2
- 7


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: D


Question: Chelsea's school is 5 kilometers from Danielle's school. The boulevard from Chelsea's school to Daniel's school is 9 kilometers long. The distance from the intersection to Chelsea's school is as shown. How far is the boulevard from Danielle's school to Daniel's school?

Choices:
- 12
- 17
- 16
- 10


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Little Thomas assembled a stacking toy as presented in the cartoon. How many parts will he see from top?

Choices:
- 4
- 3
- 2
- 6


Question: Hansi sticks 12 cubes together to make this figure. He always puts one drop of glue between two cubes. How many drops of glue does he need?

Choices:
- 9
- 10
- 11
- 12


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: In <image1> you can see a picture of ladybird Sophie. Sophie turns. Which of the pictures below in <image2> is not Sophie?

Answer: D


Question: How many rectangles are there in the image?

Choices:
- 33
- 43
- 53
- 63


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: B


Question:
Konrad has some pieces of cardboard which all look like <image1>.
Which of the shapes below can he not make out of these pieces?
Pick the best option in <image2>.

Answer: D


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: A


Question: A large square comprised 25 identical small squares, but some of these small squares disappeared. The number of disappeared small squares is:

Choices:
- 13
- 17
- 19
- 18


Question: If we walk from L to R along the lines and pick up the letters LEADER in the correct order, then the length of the shortest walk in units is (the length of each grid is 1 unit):

Choices:
- 11
- 15
- 18
- 14


Question: How many right hands appear in the picture?

Choices:
- 11
- 9
- 7
- 6


Question: Cathie folded a square sheet of paper in half twice and then cut it through the middle twice, as shown in the diagram, before unfolding it all. How many of the pieces that she obtained were squares?

Choices:
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: A large square was made out of 25 identical small squares. Some of these small squares are now missing. How many small squares are missing?

Choices:
- 15
- 11
- 14
- 13


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question:
Paulo took a rectangular sheet of paper, yellow on one side and green on the other side and, with several folds shown in the dotted lines in the figure below, made a little paper plane. To give the airplane a charm, Paulo made a circular hole, marked on the last figure.

After playing a lot with the plane, Paulo unfolded the sheet and realized that there were several holes in it. How many holes did he count?

Choices:
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: C


Question:
Simon has two identical tiles, whose front look like <image1>: The back is white.
Which pattern in <image2> can he make with those two tiles?

Answer: A


Question: This question includes a set of figures and four options. Please choose the most appropriate option from the four to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: A


Question: How many triangles are there in the image?

Choices:
- 6
- 10
- 8
- 12


Question:
Three people walked through the snow in their winter boots (see <image1>). In which order did they walk through the snow?
Pick the best order in <image2>.

Answer: A


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Can you count the number of right hands in the figure?

Choices:
- 6
- 0
- 1
- 5


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Each of the four balls weighs either 10 or 20 or 30 or 40 grams. Which ball weighs 30 grams?

Answer: C


Question: The entire pie seen in the figure is divided among several children. Each child receives a piece of pie, and each piece of pie looks identical. What is the maximum possible number of children there?

Choices:
- 5
- 8
- 2
- 4


Question: A large square was made out of 9 identical small squares. Some of these small squares are now missing. How many small squares are missing?

Choices:
- 5
- 3
- 4
- 2


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: Maria puts 4 liters of water in vase I, 3 liters of water in vase II and 4 liters of water in vase III, represented in <image1>. Seen from the front, these three vases seem to have the same size. Which of the following images in <image2> can represent the three vases, when seen from above?

Answer: A


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: The left figure shows the front view and rear view of a polyhedron made by stacking identical cubes. This polyhedron can be composed of three polyhedra labeled ①, ②, and ③. Which of the following can fill in the question mark?

Answer: C


Question: We want to walk from R to Y along the lines and pick up the letters RARELY in the correct order. The length of the shortest walk in units is (the length of each grid is 1 unit):

Choices:
- 16
- 20
- 14
- 18


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: Given the pattern in the first line of blocks, which option at the bottom of the image fits in the red question mark in the second line of blocks?

Answer: A


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: A


Question: Jenny wants to write numbers into the cells of a 3x3-table so that the sum of the numbers in each of the four $2 \times 2$-squares are equally big. As it is shown in the diagram, she has already inserted three numbers. What number does she have to write into the cell in the fourth corner?

Choices:
- -2
- 0
- 2
- 4


Question: The sticks lie on top of each other. Stick 1 is at the bottom. Stick 2 is at the top. Which stick is in the middle?

Choices:
- 3
- 6
- 4
- 5


Question: One chocolate costs 9 coins. There is a sale so John can purchase 6 chocolates for 39 coins. How many chocolates maximum can John purchase with 162 coins?

Choices:
- 1
- 24
- 47
- 15


Question: On a table, five polygon cards are stacked as shown. Each card is numbered according to the color shown at the bottom. If we remove the cards one by one from the top of the stack, in what possible order are the cards removed?

Choices:
- 4-2-3-1-5
- 4-2-1-5-3
- 3-1-4-5-2
- 3-2-5-4-1


Question: Melissa's school is 21 km from Cristina's school. The lane from Melissa's school to Jerry's school is 24 km long. The distance from the crossroad to Melissa's school is as shown. How distant is the lane from Cristina's school to Jerry's school?

Choices:
- 21
- 12
- 9
- 27


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Charles cuts a rope into 3 equally long pieces. Then he makes one knot in one of the pieces, 2 in the next and in the third piece 3 knots. Then he lays the three pieces down in a random order. Which picture does he see?

Answer: B


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: A


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: B


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: A few pupils are standing in a queue as presented in the drawing. A few are looking forward and remaining are looking backward. How many pupils are grasping another pupil's hand using their right hand?

Choices:
- 4
- 7
- 2
- 5


Question: This table shows the quantity of different types of flowers in the botanical garden. Ted was told by the gardener that there were 35 azaleas, 50 irises and 85 roses in the garden. What is the number of gerberas growing in the garden?

Choices:
- 100
- 110
- 120
- 130


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: The street from Catherine's house to Melissa's house is 14 km far and Catherine's house is 12 km from Rachel's house. The distance from the crossroad to Catherine's house is as shown. How far is the street from Melissa's house to Rachel's house?

Choices:
- 14
- 22
- 18
- 20


Question: A floor is covered with identical rectangular tiles as shown. The length of the shorter side of each tile is 2 units. The length of the shorter side of the floor (in unit) is:

Choices:
- 14
- 17
- 16
- 20


Question: Using only the paths and the directions shown, how many different routes are there from M to N?

Choices:
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: This question includes a set of figures and four options. Please choose the most appropriate option from the four to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: A floor is covered with identical rectangular tiles as shown. The length of the shorter side of each tile is 2 units. The length of the shorter side of the floor (in unit) is:

Choices:
- 15
- 16
- 12
- 18


Question: You have two identical pieces in <image1> that you can turn around but not upside down. Which picture in <image2> can you not make with these two pieces?

Answer: D


Question:
A white and a grey ring are interlinked with one another as shown in <image1>. Peter sees the two rings from the front as they are seen in the diagram on the right. Paul sees the rings from the back. What does he see?
Pick the correct option in <image2>.

Answer: D


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: C


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: C


Question: Many kids are dancing in a chain. Some are facing towards front and others are facing towards back. How many kids are holding another kid's hand with their right hand?

Choices:
- 2
- 6
- 5
- 1


Question: Elena wants to write the numbers from 1 to 9 in the squares shown. The arrows always point from a smaller number to a larger one. She has already written 5 and 7. Which number should she write instead of the question mark?

Choices:
- 4
- 6
- 8
- 9


Question: The entire pie seen in the figure is divided among several children. Each child receives a piece of pie, and each piece of pie looks identical. The maximum possible number of children there is:

Choices:
- 10
- 12
- 9
- 11


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Patricia painted some of the cells of a 4x4 grid. Carl counted how many red cells there were in each row and in each column and created a table to show his answers. Which of the following tables could Carl have created?

Answer: D


Question: What number or email address does not appear in the table?

Choices:
- 1324-90883-001
- jess.captain@multi-mail.net
- 5643-87561-112
- c.thomassen_@mediaman.com


Question: The picture shows 2 mushrooms. What is the difference between their heights?

Choices:
- 2
- 4
- 5
- 7


Question: Luca wants to cut the shape in figure 1 into equally sized small triangles (like those in figure 2). One of these triangles is already drawn on figure 1. How many of these triangles will he get?

Choices:
- 12
- 14
- 15
- 18


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: A


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question: The path from Carl's school to Michele's school is 6 feet far and Carl's school is 11 feet from Catherine's school. The distance from the crossroad to Carl's school is as shown. How far is the path from Michele's school to Catherine's school?

Choices:
- 7
- 12
- 8
- 17


Question: The following children are standing in a queue as demonstrated in the drawing. Some are facing forward and remaining are facing backward. What is the count of children who are holding another child's hand with their right hand?

Choices:
- 4
- 1
- 5
- 3


Question: Which one of the four given options should be removed so that the remaining sequence of figures follows the same pattern?

Answer: C


Question: Inside a unit square a certain area has been coloured in black. In which square is the black area biggest?

Answer: A


Question: The length of each grid is 1 unit. If we walk from M to Y along the lines and pick up the letters MEMORY in the correct order, then the length of the shortest walk in units is:

Choices:
- 20
- 18
- 23
- 21


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: C


Question: Katherine created a stacking toy using 6 blocks. How many blocks will she see when viewing at it from the top?

Choices:
- 1
- 2
- 6
- 3


Question: In a tournament each of the 6 teams plays one match against every other team. In each round of matches, 3 take place simultaneously. A TV station has already decided which match it will broadcast for each round, as shown in the diagram. In which round will team D play against team F?

Choices:
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4


Question: Robert wants to place stones on a 4x4 gameboard so that the number of stones in each row and column is different; i.e. there are 8 different amounts. To achieve this he can place one or several stones in any one field or even leave single fields empty. What is the minimum number of stones needed to do this?

Choices:
- 12
- 13
- 14
- 15


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: C


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Felicia had some 4-ray shapes as pictured in the drawing. She attached them together as pictured in the drawing on the right. At least how many shapes did she use?

Choices:
- 4
- 3
- 1
- 0


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: C


Question: The cells of the table are being coloured red (R) and green (G). In each row and in each column there must be two red and two green cells. What will the lowest row look like after colouring the table?

Choices:
- GRGR
- RGRG
- GRRG
- RGGR


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: A


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: D


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question: Six different numbers, chosen from integers 1 to 9 , are written on the faces of a cube, one number per face. The sum of the numbers on each pair of opposite faces is always the same. Which of the following numbers could have been written on the opposite side with the number 8?

Choices:
- 2
- 3
- 5
- 7


Question: A bird can only move horizontally or vertically towards a monkey in the grid. The number of ways that the bird can reach the monkey is:

Choices:
- 15
- 14
- 18
- 12


Question: How many triangles are in this figure? (Some triangles may overlap other triangles.)

Choices:
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: D


Question: The entire pie seen in the figure is divided among several children in a room. Each child receives a piece of pie, and each piece of pie looks identical. How many children can possibly be there such that the room has the most number of children?

Choices:
- 11
- 10
- 12
- 15


Question:
In the picture we have 11 fields.
In the first field there is a 7, and in the ninth field we have a 6. What positive integer has to be written in the second field for the following condition to be valid: the sum of any three adjoining fields is equal to 21?

Choices:
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: What is the final result?

Choices:
- 22
- 23
- 24
- 25


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: C


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: C


Question: The left side shows the unfolded surface of a cardboard box. Which option on the right can be folded to form the box? Please identify it.

Answer: A


Question: After folding a sheet of paper 2 times through the dashed lines, a man cuts it through the red line as shown. How many pieces of paper does he end up with?

Choices:
- 5
- 6
- 2
- 4


Question:
Each one of the four keys locks exactly one padlock. Every letter on a padlock stands for exactly one digit. Same letters mean same digits.
Which letters must be written on the fourth padlock?

Choices:
- GDA
- AGD
- DAD
- DGA


Question: Each of the numbers 4,5,3,6 and 2 is written in one of the colored circles so that the sum of the numbers in the row is equal to the sum of the numbers in the column. Which number can be written in the green circle?

Choices:
- only 5
- 5 or 3
- 2, 6 or 4
- 4 or 5


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: B


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: C


Question: A rectangular parallelepiped was composed of 3 pieces, each consisting of 4 little cubes, as shown in <image1>. Then one piece was removed (see <image1>). Which piece is removed? Pick from <image2>.

Answer: D


Question: Identical rectangular tiles cover the floor as shown. The length of the shorter side of each tile is 1 unit. The length of the shorter side of the floor (in unit) is:

Choices:
- 5
- 10
- 8
- 11


Question:
I have tiles that look like <image1>.
Which pattern in <image2> can I not create with them?

Answer: B


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: C


Question: A monkey can only move horizontally or vertically towards a feline in the grid. The number of ways that the monkey can reach the feline is:

Choices:
- 24
- 20
- 21
- 23


Question: The length of each grid is 1 unit. If we walk from W to Y along the lines and pick up the letters WEEKLY in the correct order, what is the length of the shortest walk in units?

Choices:
- 26
- 24
- 28
- 23


Question: The word KANGAROO is written on the top side of my umbrella as shown in <image1>. Which of the following pictures in <image2> does not show my umbrella?

Answer: C


Question: A few kids are dancing in a line. A few are facing towards front and remaining are facing towards back. What is the count of kids who are holding another kid's hand using right hand?

Choices:
- 8
- 9
- 4
- 3


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: C


Question: What number should replace the question mark in the image?

Choices:
- 30
- 50
- 70
- 90


Question: In a zoo there are already some monkeys, birds, and felines (the numbers are shown in the image). After the zoo owner purchases some birds, the number of all the animals is 2 times the number of birds. How many birds does the zoo owner purchase?

Choices:
- 20
- 17
- 16
- 18


Question: <image1> shows the five houses of five friends and their school. The school is the largest building in the picture. To go to school, Doris and Ali walk past Leo's house. Eva walks past Chole's house. Which house in <image2> is Eva's house?

Answer: B


Question: Diana draws a rectangle made up of twelve squares onto a piece of squared paper. Some of the squares are coloured in black. She writes the number of adjacent black squares into every white square. The diagram shows an example of such a rectangle. Now she does the same with a rectangle made up of 2018 squares. What is the biggest number that she can obtain as the sum of all numbers in the white squares?

Choices:
- 2800
- 2950
- 3025
- 3100


Question: Christine ciphers words applying the lattice shown. For an example, the word IVTC is ciphered as QC UC HA HC. What word did Christine cipher HA OS US HS?

Choices:
- TRSY
- UQAI
- TAUX
- YXTN


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: As shown in the figure, the straight lines AB and CD intersect at point O, OD bisects ∠AOE, ∠BOC = 50.0, then ∠EOB = ()

Choices:
- 60°
- 90°
- 120°
- 80°


Question: One chocolate is sold for 1 dollar. There is an offer so Emily can purchase 4 chocolates for 3 dollars. How many chocolates at most can Emily buy with 12 dollars?

Choices:
- 19
- 7
- 15
- 16


Question: From the above food web diagram, if all the grass dies then what will happen to the population of squirrels? Note that an arrow pointing from object A to object B means that A gives B energy to survive.

Choices:
- decrease
- remains the same
- increase
- NA


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: A


Question: The top, front, and side views of a three-dimensional structure made of identical cubes are shown below. Which diagram best represents this three-dimensional structure?

Answer: A


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: A large square consisted of 16 identical small squares, but some of these small squares disappeared. How many small squares disappeared?

Choices:
- 9
- 5
- 11
- 13


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: D


Question: Charles encrypts words with the grid pictured. For example, the word SIX is encrypyed as CQ WU KZ. What word did Charles encrypt CZ WQ WZ?

Choices:
- UDH
- IPF
- OMD
- EKW


Question: Identical rectangular tiles cover the floor as shown. The length of the shorter side of each tile is 5 units. The length of the shorter side of the floor (in unit) is:

Choices:
- 54
- 51
- 50
- 49


Question:
Erwin has got the following paper pieces:
<image1>
With these four pieces he must exactly cover a special shape. In which drawing will he manage this, if the piece <image2> is placed as shown?
<image3>

Answer: C


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: C


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: B


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: B


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question: Jerry represents words applying the lattice pictured. For instance, the word DXIM is represented as KQ HQ SR KZ. What word did Jerry represent HZ SZ HA FQ?

Choices:
- EWJA
- OGXR
- EUVH
- EHUV


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question:
The bee on the right has a few pieces missing. Each piece costs points (Punkte).

How many points does Maya need to complete the bee?

Choices:
- 9 Punkte
- 11 Punkte
- 13 Punkte
- 16 Punkte


Question: This question contains two sets of figures and 4 figures to choose from. The two sets of figures have certain similarities as well as differences. You are required to choose one option that is most suitable to replace the question mark. The correct answer should not only make the two sets of figures the most similar, but also shows uniqueness for the second set of figures.

Answer: C


Question: Little William built a stacking toy as presented in the image. How many blocks will he see from the top?

Choices:
- 5
- 1
- 3
- 4


Question: At a pirate school, each student had to sew a black and white flag. The condition was, that the black colour had to cover more than half of the flag. How many of the following flags fulfilled this condition?

Choices:
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4


Question: A man cuts a sheet of paper through the red line after he folds it 2 times through the dashed lines. The number of pieces of paper he ends up with is:

Choices:
- 2
- 7
- 5
- 3


Question: A three-dimensional figure is constructed using identical cubes. Three views of this figure are shown. Which option could be this three-dimensional figure?

Answer: A


Question: In which figure can you find the largest number of small squares?

Answer: C


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Wanda chooses some of the following shapes. She says: "I have chosen exactly 2 grey, 2 big and 2 round shapes." What is the minimum number of shapes Wanda has chosen?

Choices:
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: C


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: Wayne had some 7-ray slices as pictured in the drawing. He glued them together as pictured in the drawing on the right. At minimum, how many slices did he use?

Choices:
- 4
- 3
- 7
- 8


Question: Base your answers on the diagram below, which shows a partial food web. In the image, a directional arrow from A to B indicates that B is the source of A's survival energy. What will happen to fish population if algae's are decreased?

Choices:
- Population will decrease
- Population will remain the same
- Population will increase
- None of the above


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: D


Question: Roo has 16 cards: 4 spades, 4 clubs, 4 diamonds and 4 hearts. He wants to place them in the square shown, so that every row and every column has exactly one card of each suit. The diagram shows how Roo started. How many of the 4 cards can be put in place of the question mark?

Choices:
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: D


Question: There are more grey squares than white. How many more?

Choices:
- 6
- 8
- 9
- 10


Question: Which of the given four options, when placed in the position of the question mark, cannot establish a pattern?

Answer: D


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: B


Question: In the 5x5 square shown the sum of the numbers in each row and in each column is the same. There is a number in every cell, but some of the numbers are not shown. What is the number in the cell marked with a question mark?

Choices:
- 8
- 10
- 12
- 14


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: D


Question: Sofie wants to write the word KENGU by using letters from the boxes. She can only take one letter from each box. What letter must Sofie take from box 4?

Choices:
- U
- E
- N
- G


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Imagine yourself standing at the top of the pyramid. How would this colorful pyramid appear from your standing point?

Answer: C


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: A


Question: In the middle of the big diagram in <image1> one piece is missing and should be replaced. You are only allowed to do this by connecting light-grey lines with light-grey lines, dark-grey lines with dark-grey lines and black lines with black lines. Which piece in <image2> fits best?

Answer: B


Question: A floor is covered with identical rectangular tiles as shown. The length of the shorter side of each tile is 2 units. What is the length of the shorter side of the floor (in unit)?

Choices:
- 22
- 24
- 25
- 26


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: D


Question: What number should replace the question mark in the image?

Choices:
- 6
- 9
- 12
- 15


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: C


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: C


Question: The numbers from 1 to 6 are placed in the circles at the intersections of 3 rings. The position of number 6 is shown. The sums of the numbers on each ring are the same. What number is placed in the circle with the question mark?

Choices:
- 0
- 1
- 2
- 3


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: A


Question: How many squares are in the image?

Choices:
- 30
- 43
- 55
- 62


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: D


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: The 4 x 4 grid without a little square, shown in <image1>, was divided into three equal pieces. Which of the following figures in <image2> represents one of these pieces?

Answer: A


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Which of the following options follows the pattern in the given figure?

Answer: C


Question: Paige represents words as the grid shown. For instance, the word IRBQ is represented as FI WA FM FB. What word did Paige represent WB EA WI KM?

Choices:
- VTGM
- DVBW
- GHMI
- GTBV


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: B


Question: For which houses, were exactly the same building blocks used?

Choices:
- 4 and 1
- 5 and 2
- 2 and 3
- 3 and 4


Question: Divide the following six figures into two categories, so that each category displays its own pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: D


Question: Jack makes a cube from 27 small cubes. The small cubes are either grey or white as shown in the diagram. Two small cubes with the same colour are not allowed to be placed next to each other. How many small, white cubes has Jack used?

Choices:
- 11
- 12
- 13
- 14


Question: The length of each grid is 1 unit. If we walk from S to E along the lines and pick up the letters SERVICE in the correct order, then the length of the shortest walk in units is:

Choices:
- 24
- 22
- 21
- 23


Question: Five sparrows are sitting on a rope (see picture). Some of them are looking to the left, some of them are looking to the right. Every sparrow whistles as many times as the number of sparrows he can see sitting in front of him. For example, the third sparrow whistles exactly twice. How often do all sparrows whistle altogether?

Choices:
- 8
- 9
- 10
- 12


Question: How many more bricks does the right hand pyramid have than the left hand pyramid?

Choices:
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6


Question: Based on the relationship between Origin and Analogy, select the option from the candidates that best completes this analogy.

Answer: C


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: A


Question: Choose the most appropriate option from the four given choices to fill in the question mark, so that the figures follow a pattern.

Answer: B


Question: Given a pair of chairs arranged at a specific angle, select the option from the four provided that matches the angle of the chairs in the question.

Answer: B