Matrix Reasoning Test
Course contents · lesson 7 of 18

Lesson 7 of 18 · The five rules · 20 min

Steps up or down

What you see: a count, a size, an angle or a position that changes by a fixed amount.

Steps up or down is Carpenter’s quantitative pairwise progression: a count, a size, an angle or a position changes by a fixed amount between neighbouring cells. In the APM it rarely comes alone; the bank’s seriation items run monotonic steps, alternating or cyclic sequences, and crossed row and column series, often two independent series at once.

What you see: a number, a size, an angle or a place moving by the same amount each cell. What you do: find the step, and the direction, per element.

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