4.3.1

Complete the Pair - Counting Example

Test yourself

Complete the Pair - Counting

Many of the questions you will be asked require you to count dots, lines, zig-zags, squares or any other part of an image.

Illustrative background for QuestionIllustrative background for Question ?? "content

Question

  • Does image A, B, C or D complete the pair?
Illustrative background for Start with the complete pairIllustrative background for Start with the complete pair ?? "content

Start with the complete pair

  • The pattern in the first pair is the same as the pattern used to complete the second pair.
Illustrative background for Find the patternIllustrative background for Find the pattern ?? "content

Find the pattern

  • The only difference between the two images is the number of circles, so this is our pattern.
  • The number of circles increases by 2 (from 3 to 5).
Illustrative background for Apply the pattern to the second pairIllustrative background for Apply the pattern to the second pair ?? "content

Apply the pattern to the second pair

  • Now we use the pattern of circles increasing by two to work out what would complete the second pair.
Illustrative background for Give the correct answerIllustrative background for Give the correct answer ?? "content

Give the correct answer

  • Shape B is the correct answer as the image contains six circles, following the pattern of increasing the number of circles by two.

Jump to other topics

1Find the Reflection/Rotation

1.1Reflection

1.1.1Find the Reflection Example

1.2Rotation

1.2.1Find the Rotation Example

1.3Practice Questions

1.3.1Find the Reflection/Rotation Practice Questions

2Complete the Grid

2.1Reflection

2.1.1Complete the Grid - Reflection Example

2.2Rotation

2.2.1Complete the Grid - Rotation Example

2.3Counting

2.3.1Complete the Grid - Counting Example

2.4Shading & Design

2.4.1Complete the Grid - Shading & Design Example

2.5Practice Questions

2.5.1Complete the Grid Practice Questions

3Complete the Set

3.1Reflection

3.1.1Complete the Set - Reflection Example

3.2Rotation

3.2.1Complete the Set - Rotation & Shading Example

3.2.2Complete the Set - Rotation Example

3.3Counting

3.3.1Complete the Set - Counting Example

3.4Shading & Designs

3.4.1Complete the Set - Shading & Design Example

3.5Similar Shapes

3.5.1Complete the Set - Similar Shapes Examples

3.6Practice Questions

3.6.1Complete the Set Practice Questions

4Complete the Pair

4.1Reflection

4.1.1Complete the Pair - Reflection Example

4.2Rotation

4.2.1Complete the Pair - Rotation Example

4.3Counting

4.3.1Complete the Pair - Counting Example

4.4Shading & Design

4.4.1Complete the Pair - Shading & Design Example

4.5Shapes

4.5.1Complete the Pair - Shapes Example

4.6Practice Questions

4.6.1Complete the Pair Practice Questions

5Odd One Out

5.1Rotation

5.1.1Odd One Out - Rotation Example

5.2Counting

5.2.1Odd One Out - Counting Example

5.3Shading

5.3.1Odd One Out - Shading Example

5.4Overlapping Shapes

5.4.1Odd One Out - Overlapping Shapes Example

5.5Position

5.5.1Odd One Out - Position Example

5.6Practice Questions

5.6.1Odd One Out Practice Questions

6Codes

6.1Codes

6.1.1Codes Example

6.2Practice Questions

6.2.1Codes Practice Questions

Unlock your full potential with Seneca Premium

  • Unlimited access to 10,000+ open-ended exam questions

  • Mini-mock exams based on your study history

  • Unlock 800+ premium courses & e-books

Get started with Seneca Premium

Complete the Pair - Rotation Example

Complete the Pair - Shading & Design Example