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Completion of Incomplete Pattern - Intermediate Level: accuracy improvement INTERMEDIATE

Level up your completion of incomplete pattern skills with this comprehensive review. 20 intermediate-level problems await in Worksheet 14 of 30. Focus area: accuracy improvement. Learn aptitude training, reasoning skills, logical ability through systematic practice. Designed for mid-level learners seeking moderate complexity with mixed patterns.

📝 Worksheet 14 of 30 • 20 questions • ⏱️ Estimated time: 20 minutes • 🎯 Intermediate level

What you'll learn in this worksheet:
Your progress through Completion of Incomplete Pattern
Worksheet 14 of 30 (46% complete)

Question 1

Pattern: Cross with 180° rotational symmetry Current: arms at: top, left, right Missing: bottom position What completes the pattern?
For 180° rotational symmetry, all positions must be filled identically. The bottom position needs the same element as the others → bottom arm.
rotation, symmetry, spatial

Question 2

Find the odd one and complete: ? △ ○ △ What should replace '?' to make a consistent pattern?
○ is the odd one out because it's different from △. To make all elements consistent, replace '?' with △.
odd-one-out, consistency, pattern

Question 3

Find the odd one and complete: ● ● ? ● What should replace '?' to make a consistent pattern?
■ is the odd one out because it's different from ●. To make all elements consistent, replace '?' with ●.
odd-one-out, consistency, pattern

Question 4

3D/Perspective Pattern: Pyramid Missing: Missing back corner of base What completes the perspective drawing?
In perspective drawing, all parallel lines converge to vanishing points. The Missing back corner of base must follow these same convergence rules → base corner.
perspective, 3d, spatial

Question 5

Geometric Pattern: Concentric circles Current state: Outer & inner circles present, middle missing What element is needed for completion?
In concentric circles, all positions must follow the same geometric rule. The missing element is the middle circle to maintain consistency.
geometric, spatial, tessellation

Question 6

Size progression pattern: ⚪ (tiny) → ◯ (small) → ● (large) → ? What size comes next?
Size increases progressively: tiny → small → medium → large. The missing size is medium (○).
size, progression, sequence

Question 7

Complete the analogy: ● : ●● :: ■ : ? (Relation: double the count)
The relation is 'double the count'. Since ● becomes ●●, then ■ becomes ■■ (two squares).
analogy, relation, abstract

Question 8

Find the odd one and complete: ■ ■ ? ■ What should replace '?' to make a consistent pattern?
● is the odd one out because it's different from ■. To make all elements consistent, replace '?' with ■.
odd-one-out, consistency, pattern

Question 9

Pattern: Flower Current state: top: 5 petals, bottom: 4 petals What is needed to complete the symmetrical pattern?
For perfect symmetry in a flower, both sides must match. Currently top: 5 petals, bottom: 4 petals, so we need to add one petal.
symmetry, mirror, completion

Question 10

Complex Pattern: Grid 4×4 Missing elements: Missing 4 corner cells How should the pattern be completed?
In grid 4×4, the pattern logic applies consistently. The Missing 4 corner cells must be filled with corner cells to maintain integrity.
multiple, complex, grid

Question 11

Pattern: Star Current state: upper: 5 rays, lower: 3 rays What is needed to complete the symmetrical pattern?
For perfect symmetry in a star, both sides must match. Currently upper: 5 rays, lower: 3 rays, so we need to add two rays.
symmetry, mirror, completion

Question 12

Geometric Pattern: Hexagonal tessellation Current state: 5 hexagons in ring, center empty What element is needed for completion?
In hexagonal tessellation, all positions must follow the same geometric rule. The missing element is the center hexagon to maintain consistency.
geometric, spatial, tessellation

Question 13

Complex Pattern: Mandala Missing elements: Missing 2 petals (NE and SW) and center dot How should the pattern be completed?
In mandala, the pattern logic applies consistently. The Missing 2 petals (NE and SW) and center dot must be filled with two petals and center to maintain integrity.
multiple, complex, grid

Question 14

Size progression pattern: ⚪ (tiny) → ◯ (small) → ● (large) → ? What size comes next?
Size increases progressively: tiny → small → medium → large. The missing size is medium (○).
size, progression, sequence

Question 15

Complete the analogy: ↑ : → :: ↓ : ? (Relation: rotate 90° clockwise)
The relation is 'rotate 90° clockwise'. Since ↑ becomes →, then ↓ becomes ← (left arrow).
analogy, relation, abstract

Question 16

Logical Pattern: Boolean Rule: True → False → True → False → ? What logically completes the pattern?
Following the logical rule: True → False → True → False → ?. Therefore, the next element is true.
logical, rules, sequence

Question 17

Size progression pattern: ⚪ (tiny) → ◯ (small) → ● (large) → ? What size comes next?
Size increases progressively: tiny → small → medium → large. The missing size is medium (○).
size, progression, sequence

Question 18

Find the odd one and complete: ● ● ■ ? What should replace '?' to make a consistent pattern?
■ is the odd one out because it's different from ●. To make all elements consistent, replace '?' with ●.
odd-one-out, consistency, pattern

Question 19

Complete the 3×3 matrix: ▲ ▲ ▲ ● ● ● □ □ ? What symbol replaces '?' ?
Each row contains the same symbol. Row 3 has '□' in cols 1-2, so col 3 must also be '□'.
matrix, grid, pattern, logic

Question 20

Complex Pattern: Checkerboard 4×4 Missing elements: Missing 4 black squares on main diagonal How should the pattern be completed?
In checkerboard 4×4, the pattern logic applies consistently. The Missing 4 black squares on main diagonal must be filled with black squares on diagonal to maintain integrity.
multiple, complex, grid
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