Progressive Matrices Test
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Instructions:
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The ten questions here are designed to test and exercise your appreciation of pattern and design, your ability to think laterally and to explore with an open mind the various possibilities that might lead to a correct solution.
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In tests of intelligence, a matrix is an array of squares in which one of the squares has been omitted, and where you must choose the correct missing square from a number of options. It is, therefore, necessary to study the matrix to decide what pattern is occurring, either by looking across each line and down each column, looking at the array as a whole or looking at the relationship between different squares within the array.
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The test that follows consists of 10 questions which gradually increase in difficulty as the test progresses, first starting with 2 x 2 arrays, then 3 x 3 arrays and finally 4 x 4 arrays. The tests call for a great deal of creative thinking and you must apply your mind to each set of diagrams in order to appreciate the patterns and sequences that are occurring.
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You have 45 minutes in which to solve the ten questions.
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