Raven’s Progressive Matrices

Rule 1:
In each column, the shape in the last row is created by superimposing the shapes in the first and second rows.

Rule 1:
From top to bottom, the smaller shapes go to the back alternatively. This model continues in the next row.

Try to guess the missing part by visualizing the whole image. Make sure that you focus on the direction, width, relative size, sequence or the color of the lines or figures in the answers.

Rule 1:
The squares in the first column are replaced by circles in the second column and hexagons in the third column.
Rule 2:
In each column, the shapes of the first row move one place clockwise in the second row.
Rule 3:
From left to right, the spiral shape moves two steps anticlockwise. This model continues in the next row.
Rule 4:
In each column, the shape in the last row is created by superimposing the square/circle/hexagon shapes in the first and second rows.

Rule 1:
From top to bottom, the triangle and the arrow rotate alternately, each time 90 degrees clockwise. This model continues in the next column.
Rule 2:
From top to bottom, the triangle and the arrow are shaded alternately. This model continues in the next column.

Rule 1:
From left to right, the square and the hexagon interchangetheir positions at each step. This model continues in the next row.
Rule 2:
From left to right, the square/hexagon on the top is always black and the square/hexagon on the bottom is always white.
Rule 3:
From left to right, the star moves one place clockwise with each step. This model continues in the next row.
Notice:
When the star and square/hexagon coincide, the star is shown in the front.

Try to guess the missing part by visualizing the whole image. Make sure that you focus on the direction, width, relative size, sequence or the color of the lines or figures in the answers.

Rule 1:
From top to bottom, the shape whose edges increase (or decrease), is chosen in a clockwise way. This model continues in the next column.
Rule 2:
From top to bottom, the number of edges on the shape undergoing change is one more than the number of edges in thepreviously changed shape. This model continues in the next column.
Rule 3:
Once all the shape edges are increased, the number of edges decreases by one. This model continues in the next column.

Rule 1:
From left to right, the arrow in the star moves one place clockwise. This model continues in the next row.
Rule 2:
From left to right, the circle moves two steps clockwise. This model begins again in the next row.
Rule 3:
From left to right, the shading of the triangle shapes at the corners alternates. This model continues in the next row.

Rule 1:
From top to bottom, the arrows rotate 90 degrees clockwise. This model continues in the next column.
Rule 2:
From top to bottom, the central hexagon and the triangles are shaded alternately. This model continues in the next column.

Rule 1:
From top to bottom, the triangle rotates 90 degrees clockwise. This model continues in the next column.
Rule 2:
From top to bottom, the shading alternates between the rhombus, the rectangle, and the triangle. This model continues in the next column.
Notice:
When the rectangle is black, the diagonal line inside the shape is white.

Rule 1:
From left to right, the spiral shape moves one place anticlockwise. This model continues in the next row.
Rule 2:
From top to bottom, the hexagon moves one place clockwise. This model continues in the next column.

Try to guess the missing part by visualizing the whole image. Make sure that you focus on the direction, width, relative size, sequence or the color of the lines or figures in the answers.

Try to guess the missing part by visualizing the whole image. Make sure that you focus on the direction, width, relative size, sequence or the color of the lines or figures in the answers.

Rule 1:
From top to bottom, one line from the top moves to the bottom. This model continues in the next column. Once all the lines are on the bottom, they start to move back to the top, one line at a time.
Rule 2:
From top to bottom, the line moves from left-top direction to right-bottom. This model continues in the next column.
Notice:
All the lines on the top are white and all the lines on the bottom are black.

Rule 1:
From top to bottom, the small rhombus rotates by 45 degrees anti-clockwise. This model continues in the next column.
Rule 2:
From left to right, the rhombus shapes alternates between white and black. This model continues in the next row.

Rule 1:
From top to bottom, the black shape moves two places each time, first down the stairs, until it reaches the bottom. After that, it moves up along the other stairs. On reaching the top of the stairs, the model continues again. This model continues in the next column.
Rule 2:
From top to bottom, the white shape moves one place each time, first down the stairs, until it reaches the bottom. After that, it moves up along the other stairs. On reaching the top of the stairs, the model continues again. This model continues in the next column.
Notice:
When the black shape and white shape coincide, the black shape is shown in the front.

Rule 1:
From left to right, the circle-line shape and the arrow alternate between white and black . This model continues in the next row.
Rule 2:
From left to right, the circle-line shape rotates 45 degrees clockwise. This model continues in the next row.
Rule 3:
From left to right, the arrow moves two places clockwise.This model continues in the next row.
Rule 4:
From left to right, the arrow rotates 90 degrees clockwise. This model continues in the next row.

Rule 1:
In each row, the number of lines in the circle shape increases by one.
Rule 2:
In each row, the number of circles on the shape in the second column decreases by one.
Rule 3:
In each row, the number of circles on the shapes in the third column is equal to the difference of the number of circles on the shapes in the first two columns.

Rule 1:
From top to bottom, the square moves one step down each time. Once it reaches the bottom of the stairs, it moves one step up each time. This model continues in the next column.
Rule 2:
When the square moves down, the shading alternates for every step.
Rule 3:
When the square moves up, the square is always white.