To continue the sequence of tiles shown, the tile indicated by the question mark should be
Figure — a row of seven square tiles, left to right. Tile 1: empty. Tile 2: one dot at the centre. Tile 3: one dot at the centre. Tile 4: two dots, one at the top-right corner and one at the bottom-left corner. Tile 5: three dots along the diagonal (bottom-left corner, centre, top-right corner). Tile 6: five dots (all four corners and the centre). Tile 7: a dashed-outline square containing a question mark.
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A horizontal row of seven equal square tiles with solid black outlines, except the seventh, which has a dashed outline and holds a "?" at its centre. Filled black dots sit inside the tiles as follows. Tile 1: no dots. Tile 2: 1 dot at the centre. Tile 3: 1 dot at the centre. Tile 4: 2 dots, one at the top-right and one at the bottom-left. Tile 5: 3 dots along the rising diagonal: bottom-left, centre and top-right. Tile 6: 5 dots, one in each of the four corners and one at the centre (the five on a die). The four options are also tiles. (A) 4 dots, one in each corner. (B) 6 dots in two vertical columns of 3, left and right (the six on a die). (C) 8 dots around the edge: a row of 3 along the top, one dot at the middle of the left side, one at the middle of the right side, and a row of 3 along the bottom; the centre is empty. (D) 9 dots in a full 3 x 3 grid.
- (A)
Figure — a tile with 4 dots, one in each corner
- (B)
Figure — a tile with 6 dots in two vertical columns of three (left and right)
- (C)
Figure — a tile with 8 dots around the edge: three along the top, one at the middle of each side and three along the bottom; the centre is empty
- (D)
Figure — a tile with 9 dots in a full 3 x 3 grid