Today's NNAT-3 Test

Both rows grow from a small shape to a big shape. The bottom row needs a big square to match the top row's small-to-big pattern.

The first pair shows a small circle becoming a big circle. Whatever happened to the circle should happen to the square too: small square becomes big square.

All three visible cells show the same navy triangle pointing up. The missing cell needs the same shape.

Every cell has a navy circle, and it grows bigger as you move right. The missing cell should be a big navy circle, matching the top-right cell.

The first pair shows an outline square becoming a filled square, with the color unchanged. Applying the same change to the orange circle gives a filled orange circle.

The first pair shows a navy square becoming an orange square, with the shape and size unchanged. Applying the same color change to the navy triangle gives an orange triangle pointing up.

The sequence shows the same navy circle repeated, unchanged. The next shape is the same navy circle.

The color alternates: navy, orange, navy, then orange again.

The shape alternates between circle and square while the color stays navy: circle, square, circle, then square again.

The triangle rotates 90 degrees clockwise each step: up, right, down, then left. The next shape is a navy triangle pointing left.

Both rows fill in the outline diamond AND turn it orange, left cell to right cell — two changes at once. The bottom row needs a filled orange diamond.

Both rows go from 1 diamond to 2 diamonds, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs 2 diamonds to match.

Both rows grow the square from small to big, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs a big square to match.

The first pair shows one navy diamond becoming two green diamonds — it duplicates AND changes color, two changes at once. The same double change applies to the second shape.

The first pair shows two diamonds merging into one bigger diamond — the shapes combine into a single one. The same merging rule applies to the second pair.

The first pair shows a navy circle turning orange — only the color changes. The same color change applies to the second circle: it turns from navy to orange.

The first pair shows a small circle growing into a big circle — only the size changes. The same size change applies to the second circle: it grows from small to big.

Both rows go from 1 diamond to 3 diamonds, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs 3 diamonds to match.

The circles grow bigger by the same amount each step: 9, 14, 19. Following the pattern, the next circle should have a radius of 24.

The triangle turns a quarter step each time: left, then up, then right. The next triangle should point down.

Both rows flip the triangle from up to down AND change its color to purple, left cell to right cell — two changes at once. The bottom row needs a purple triangle pointing down.

Both rows change the outline square into a solid, filled-in square, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs a filled square to match.

Both rows fill in the outline circle AND turn it green, left cell to right cell — two changes at once. The bottom row needs a filled green circle.

The first pair shows a small square growing into a big square — only the size changes. The same size change applies to the second square: it grows from small to big.

The first pair shows a big navy diamond shrinking AND turning purple — two changes at once. The same double change applies to the second diamond: it shrinks and turns purple.

The first pair shows a square rotating into a diamond — only the rotation changes, size and color stay the same. The same rotation applies to the second square: it turns into a diamond.

The first pair shows one circle duplicating into two circles — the same shape repeated. The same duplication rule applies to the second circle: it becomes two.

Both rows change the outline square into a solid, filled-in square, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs a filled square to match.

The shapes cycle through circle, square, diamond, then repeat. After the diamond, the pattern goes back to a circle.

The square's color cycles through navy, orange, green, then repeats. After green, the pattern goes back to navy.

Both rows grow the circle from small to big, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs a big circle to match.

Both rows flip the triangle from pointing up to pointing down, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs a triangle pointing down to match.

Both rows flip the triangle from up to down AND change its color to green, left cell to right cell — two changes at once. The bottom row needs a green triangle pointing down.

The first pair shows one circle duplicating into two circles — the same shape repeated. The same duplication rule applies to the second circle: it becomes two.

The first pair shows one navy square becoming two purple squares — it duplicates AND changes color, two changes at once. The same double change applies to the second shape.

The first pair shows two circles merging into one bigger circle — the shapes combine into a single one. The same merging rule applies to the second pair.

The first pair shows a navy circle turning green — only the color changes. The same color change applies to the second circle: it turns from navy to green.

Both rows flip the triangle from pointing up to pointing down, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs a triangle pointing down to match.

The diamonds grow bigger by the same amount each step: 9, 14, 19. Following the pattern, the next diamond should have a radius of 24.

The triangle turns a quarter step each time: left, then up, then right. The next triangle should point down.

Both rows fill in the outline diamond AND turn it green, left cell to right cell — two changes at once. The bottom row needs a filled green diamond.

Both rows go from 1 circle to 2 circles, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs 2 circles to match.

Both rows grow the square from small to big, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs a big square to match.

The first pair shows a navy diamond turning green — only the color changes. The same color change applies to the second diamond: it turns from navy to green.

The first pair shows a small square growing into a big square — only the size changes. The same size change applies to the second square: it grows from small to big.

The first pair shows a big navy diamond shrinking AND turning orange — two changes at once. The same double change applies to the second diamond: it shrinks and turns orange.

The first pair shows a square rotating into a diamond — only the rotation changes, size and color stay the same. The same rotation applies to the second square: it turns into a diamond.

Both rows go from 1 circle to 2 circles, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs 2 circles to match.

The shapes cycle through circle, square, diamond, then repeat. After the diamond, the pattern goes back to a circle.

The circle's color cycles through navy, orange, green, then repeats. After green, the pattern goes back to navy.

Both rows flip the triangle from up to down AND change its color to purple, left cell to right cell — two changes at once. The bottom row needs a purple triangle pointing down.

Both rows change the outline circle into a solid, filled-in circle, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs a filled circle to match.

Both rows fill in the outline circle AND turn it orange, left cell to right cell — two changes at once. The bottom row needs a filled orange circle.

The first pair shows a square rotating into a diamond — only the rotation changes, size and color stay the same. The same rotation applies to the second square: it turns into a diamond.

The first pair shows one diamond duplicating into two diamonds — the same shape repeated. The same duplication rule applies to the second diamond: it becomes two.

The first pair shows one navy diamond becoming two green diamonds — it duplicates AND changes color, two changes at once. The same double change applies to the second shape.

The first pair shows two squares merging into one bigger square — the shapes combine into a single one. The same merging rule applies to the second pair.

Both rows change the outline circle into a solid, filled-in circle, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs a filled circle to match.

The circles grow bigger by the same amount each step: 9, 14, 19. Following the pattern, the next circle should have a radius of 24.

The triangle turns a quarter step each time: up, then right, then down. The next triangle should point left.

Both rows grow the square from small to big, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs a big square to match.

Both rows flip the triangle from pointing left to pointing right, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs a triangle pointing right to match.

Both rows flip the triangle from left to right AND change its color to green, left cell to right cell — two changes at once. The bottom row needs a green triangle pointing right.

The first pair shows two circles merging into one bigger circle — the shapes combine into a single one. The same merging rule applies to the second pair.

The first pair shows a navy diamond turning orange — only the color changes. The same color change applies to the second diamond: it turns from navy to orange.

The first pair shows a small diamond growing into a big diamond — only the size changes. The same size change applies to the second diamond: it grows from small to big.

The first pair shows a big navy circle shrinking AND turning orange — two changes at once. The same double change applies to the second circle: it shrinks and turns orange.

Both rows flip the triangle from pointing up to pointing down, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs a triangle pointing down to match.

The shapes cycle through circle, square, diamond, then repeat. After the diamond, the pattern goes back to a circle.

The square's color cycles through navy, orange, green, then repeats. After green, the pattern goes back to navy.

Both rows fill in the outline diamond AND turn it purple, left cell to right cell — two changes at once. The bottom row needs a filled purple diamond.

Both rows go from 1 diamond to 3 diamonds, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs 3 diamonds to match.

Both rows grow the circle from small to big, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs a big circle to match.

The first pair shows a big navy circle shrinking AND turning orange — two changes at once. The same double change applies to the second circle: it shrinks and turns orange.

The first pair shows a square rotating into a diamond — only the rotation changes, size and color stay the same. The same rotation applies to the second square: it turns into a diamond.

The first pair shows one square duplicating into two squares — the same shape repeated. The same duplication rule applies to the second square: it becomes two.

The first pair shows one navy diamond becoming two purple diamonds — it duplicates AND changes color, two changes at once. The same double change applies to the second shape.

Both rows go from 1 circle to 3 circles, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs 3 circles to match.

The circles grow bigger by the same amount each step: 9, 14, 19. Following the pattern, the next circle should have a radius of 24.

The triangle turns a quarter step each time: up, then right, then down. The next triangle should point left.

Both rows flip the triangle from left to right AND change its color to orange, left cell to right cell — two changes at once. The bottom row needs a orange triangle pointing right.

Both rows change the outline square into a solid, filled-in square, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs a filled square to match.

Both rows fill in the outline square AND turn it purple, left cell to right cell — two changes at once. The bottom row needs a filled purple square.

The first pair shows one navy circle becoming two purple circles — it duplicates AND changes color, two changes at once. The same double change applies to the second shape.

The first pair shows two squares merging into one bigger square — the shapes combine into a single one. The same merging rule applies to the second pair.

The first pair shows a navy square turning orange — only the color changes. The same color change applies to the second square: it turns from navy to orange.

The first pair shows a small diamond growing into a big diamond — only the size changes. The same size change applies to the second diamond: it grows from small to big.

Both rows change the outline circle into a solid, filled-in circle, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs a filled circle to match.

The shapes cycle through circle, square, diamond, then repeat. After the diamond, the pattern goes back to a circle.

The square's color cycles through navy, orange, green, then repeats. After green, the pattern goes back to navy.

Both rows grow the diamond from small to big, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs a big diamond to match.

Both rows flip the triangle from pointing up to pointing down, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs a triangle pointing down to match.

Both rows flip the triangle from left to right AND change its color to orange, left cell to right cell — two changes at once. The bottom row needs a orange triangle pointing right.

The first pair shows a small diamond growing into a big diamond — only the size changes. The same size change applies to the second diamond: it grows from small to big.

The first pair shows a big navy circle shrinking AND turning orange — two changes at once. The same double change applies to the second circle: it shrinks and turns orange.

The first pair shows a square rotating into a diamond — only the rotation changes, size and color stay the same. The same rotation applies to the second square: it turns into a diamond.

The first pair shows one square duplicating into two squares — the same shape repeated. The same duplication rule applies to the second square: it becomes two.

Both rows flip the triangle from pointing up to pointing down, left cell to right cell. The bottom row needs a triangle pointing down to match.

The circles grow bigger by the same amount each step: 9, 14, 19. Following the pattern, the next circle should have a radius of 24.

The triangle turns a quarter step each time: left, then up, then right. The next triangle should point down.

Both rows go from an outline shape to a filled-in shape. The bottom row needs a filled triangle to match.

Each circle in the row is a little bigger than the one before it. The next circle should keep growing by the same amount.

The rectangle is the house's body and the triangle is its roof. Sliding the triangle on top of the rectangle, edge to edge, makes a house shape.

The pattern alternates: small circle, medium circle in the top row; medium circle, small circle in the bottom row. Bottom-right needs a small orange circle.

The first pair shows a small shape becoming a big shape. Applying the same size change to the orange circle gives a big orange circle.

The triangle rotates 90 degrees clockwise each step: up, right, down, then left. The next shape is a navy triangle pointing left.

The two squares are the same size. Sliding them together edge to edge makes one horizontal rectangle, twice as wide as it is tall.

The pattern alternates colors: orange, purple in top row; orange, purple in bottom row. Bottom-right needs a purple circle.

The first pair shows an outline shape becoming a solid, filled-in shape, with the color unchanged. Applying the same change to the purple triangle gives a filled purple triangle.

The shape alternates between circle and square while the color stays navy: circle, square, circle, then square again.

All four cells contain small orange circles. Bottom-right needs a small orange circle.

The first pair shows the triangle rotating 90 degrees clockwise (pointing up becomes pointing right), with the color unchanged. Applying the same rotation to the orange triangle gives an orange triangle pointing right.

The sequence shows the same navy square repeated three times, unchanged. The next shape is the same navy square.

Two rules combine: rows go from small to big, and columns go from navy to orange. The missing square must be both big and orange.

The first pair shows a filled circle becoming an outline circle, with the color unchanged. Applying the same change to the orange square gives an outline orange square.

The first pair shows one dot becoming two dots — the count doubles, the shape and color stay the same. Applying the same doubling to the orange square gives two orange squares.

The color cycles through navy, orange, purple, then repeats back to navy. The next square is navy.

The two triangles are mirror images sharing the same slanted edge. Sliding them together along that edge forms a square.

The small square is exactly the shape missing from the big rectangle's corner. Fitting it into the gap makes one solid, complete rectangle.

The two triangles are mirror halves of the same rectangle, split along its diagonal. Sliding them together along that diagonal edge makes one wide rectangle.

Both rows go from a navy circle to an orange circle, left to right. The bottom row needs an orange circle to match.

Both rows move the circle from near the top of its box to near the bottom, left to right. The bottom row needs a circle positioned near the bottom.

The first pair shows one circle becoming two circles side by side. The same doubling applies to the square: it goes from one square to two squares.

The first pair shows a navy triangle turning orange, with everything else staying the same. The same color change applies to the circle: it stays the same size and shape but turns orange.

The shape alternates: circle, square, circle. Following the pattern, the next shape should be a square.

The triangle turns a quarter clockwise each step: up, then right, then down. The next triangle should point left.

The two rectangle pieces are the same height and just need to be pushed together side by side, forming one wide rectangle.

One triangle points down and the other points up, both with the same width base. Joined base-to-base, they form a diamond.

Both rows go from a small outline square to a big filled-in square, left to right — two changes at once. The bottom row needs a big filled square to match.

The circle gets bigger each step, and the color alternates purple, green, purple. The next circle should be the biggest yet, and green.

Both rows go from a small square to a big square, left to right. The bottom row needs a big square to match.

Both rows go from a navy square to a purple square, left to right. The bottom row needs a purple square to match.

Both rows grow the circle bigger AND move it from near the top to near the bottom, left to right — two changes at once. The bottom row needs a big circle near the bottom.

The first pair shows a big circle shrinking into a small circle. The same shrinking applies to the square: it goes from big to small.

The first pair shows one circle becoming three circles. The same tripling applies to the triangle: it goes from one triangle to three triangles.

The first pair shows a big navy circle shrinking AND turning green — two changes at once. The same double change applies to the square: it goes from big navy to small green.

The square's color alternates: navy, orange, navy. Following the pattern, the next square should be orange.

The square gets a little smaller each step: big, medium, small. The next square should be the smallest yet.

The two rectangle pieces are the same width and just need to be stacked together, forming one tall rectangle.

Two squares form the wide bottom row, and the third square stacks on top of the left one, making an L-shaped step.

Both rows go from two circles to three circles, left to right. The bottom row needs three circles to match.

Both rows turn the square into a diamond by rotating it, left to right. The bottom row needs a diamond to match.

Both rows split into two circles AND grow bigger, left to right — two changes at once. The bottom row needs two big circles to match.

The first pair shows a big triangle shrinking into a small triangle. The same shrinking applies to the second triangle: it goes from big to small.

The first pair shows a navy circle turning purple, with everything else staying the same. The same color change applies to the triangle: it stays the same size and shape but turns purple.

The first pair shows a navy square rotating into a diamond AND turning orange — two changes at once. The same double change applies to the second square: it rotates into a diamond and turns orange.