Choose the appropriate figure from the Answer Figures to replace the question mark (?).
- AA
- B[Figure B - A simple outline chevron shape]
- C[Figure C - An inverted outline chevron shape]
- D[Figure D - A solid unshaded chevron element]
Solution & Step-by-step Explanation
The logical analogy between the figures is based on geometric completion and shading:
1. Figure 1 is a semi-circle (unshaded half-shape).
2. Figure 2 is a full circle where exactly one half () is shaded black.
3. Figure 3 is a single unshaded chevron outline (which represents half of a symmetric double-chevron ribbon).
4. Therefore, Figure 4 must be the completed full version of the chevron ribbon where one half is shaded black. This description perfectly matches Option A.
1. Figure 1 is a semi-circle (unshaded half-shape).
2. Figure 2 is a full circle where exactly one half () is shaded black.
3. Figure 3 is a single unshaded chevron outline (which represents half of a symmetric double-chevron ribbon).
4. Therefore, Figure 4 must be the completed full version of the chevron ribbon where one half is shaded black. This description perfectly matches Option A.