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Find out the right answer for the question mark :

Analogy: a circle holding an inverted triangle above a flat ellipse becomes an upright ellipse holding an upright triangle with a small circle; then a square holding an upward arrow-pentagon above a small upright rectangle becomes a question mark

  • A.Tall rectangle holding an upright arrow-pentagon with a small square, inside a tall outer rectangle
  • B.Wide rectangle holding an upright arrow-pentagon with a small square, inside a wide outer rectangle
  • C.Tall rectangle holding an inverted arrow-pentagon with a small square, inside a tall outer rectangle
  • D.Wide rectangle holding an inverted arrow-pentagon with a small square, inside a wide outer rectangle

Answer: D

The answer is (D).

In the first pair three changes occur: the small shape below (a flat ellipse) is enlarged, turned through 90 degrees and becomes the outer frame; the inner triangle is turned upside down; and the original outer shape (the circle) shrinks to become the innermost element.

Apply the same changes to the second figure: the small upright rectangle below becomes a large horizontal rectangle frame, the upward-pointing arrow-pentagon is inverted to point down, and the original square shrinks to a small square inside it. That is figure (D).

(A) and (C) keep a tall frame, so the rectangle has not been turned, and (B) leaves the pentagon pointing up.

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