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Figural Series

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Practice 10 questionsBack to syllabus~15 min · 27 questions in the bank

What is Figural Series?

A sequence of pictorial figures that follow a specific logical progression or pattern.

Key points

  • Develop the ability to identify visual patterns.
  • Enhance analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • Improve speed and accuracy in solving figural reasoning questions.

Common exam trap

Focusing on only one aspect of the figure while ignoring others.

Definitions

Term

Figural Series

Meaning

A sequence of pictorial figures that follow a specific logical progression or pattern.

Term

Pattern

Meaning

The underlying rule or logic that governs the transformation of one figure to the next in a series.

Learning objectives

  • Develop the ability to identify visual patterns.

  • Enhance analytical and problem-solving skills.

  • Improve speed and accuracy in solving figural reasoning questions.

Prerequisites

  • Basic knowledge of geometric shapes.

  • Understanding of spatial reasoning concepts (rotation, reflection).

  • Logical deduction skills.

Common mistakes

  • Focusing on only one aspect of the figure while ignoring others.

  • Assuming a pattern based on only the first two figures.

  • Overlooking subtle changes like shading or dot placement.

  • Getting confused by complex or multi-layered patterns.

Keywords

  • Figural Series

  • Visual Reasoning

  • Pattern Recognition

  • SSC CGL

  • Logical Reasoning

  • Abstract Reasoning

  • Series Completion

Practice preview

  • Observe the series of figures. In each figure, a black dot is placed inside a 3x3 grid. Figure 1: Dot in top-left corner. Figure 2: Dot in top-middle. Figure 3: Dot in top-right. Figure 4: Dot in middle-right. What will

    easy

  • Identify the next figure in the series: Figure 1: An arrow pointing North. Figure 2: An arrow pointing East. Figure 3: An arrow pointing South. Figure 4: An arrow pointing West.

    easy

  • Find the next figure in the series: Figure 1: A single vertical line. Figure 2: A square (four lines). Figure 3: A square with a vertical line through its center. Figure 4: A square with a vertical and a horizontal line

    easy