Odd One Out

Odd One Out

Find the complete rule followed by four figures, rather than the one that merely looks different.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR

Your checklist

1A relationship shared by four
2Inner and outer shapes
3Marker position
4Rotation-normalised relationships
5Count and shading
WORKED EXAMPLE 1

Which is the odd one out?

A
B
C
D
E
WORKED EXAMPLE 2

Which is the odd one out?

A
B
C
D
E
COMMON TRAPS

Avoid these mistakes

Comparing appearances only

Mentally rotate figures and compare the relationship between their parts.

TRY IT YOURSELF

Apply the rule

Choose a short guided set. Each question appears separately so the visual rule stays clear.