The sequence shows a triangle inside a square, rotating 90 degrees clockwise with each step:

• First figure: Triangle pointing up (base at bottom).
• Second figure: Triangle rotated 90° clockwise (base on left).
• Third figure: Triangle rotated 180° from start (base at top, pointing down).

The fourth figure should be rotated 270° clockwise from the start, with the base on the right, pointing left.

Option A shows a triangle with the base on the right, matching the expected rotation. Other options either repeat earlier rotations or show incorrect orientations.

To find the face opposite ‘Y’, we visualize folding the net into a cube:

• Face Y is in the center of the net.
• Adjacent faces in the net are B (left), C (right), A (top), and D (bottom).
• Face E is adjacent to C and D, not Y.

When folded:

• Y becomes the front face.
• A folds up to become the top face.
• B folds to the left face, C to the right, D to the bottom.
• E folds to the back face, opposite Y.

However, checking the net, E is not adjacent to Y, and A is opposite Y in the folded cube. Thus, the correct answer is A.

The original figure has a square, a circle, and a thick vertical line from the top of the circle to its center. Rotating 90° clockwise:

• The vertical line becomes horizontal, pointing right.
• The square and circle remain centered but rotate accordingly.

Option B shows the thick line horizontal, pointing right, matching the 90° clockwise rotation. Other options show incorrect orientations or positions of the line.

The transformation rule involves swapping the positions of the circle and square within the grid:

• First figure: Circle at top-left (30,30), square at bottom-right (50,50).
• Second figure: Square at top-left (30,30), circle at bottom-right (60,60).

The third figure should swap them back: Circle at top-left, square at bottom-right.

Option B shows the circle at (60,60) and square at (30,30), which is the correct swap. Other options either repeat the first figure or show incorrect positions.

The pattern includes a circle at top-left, a triangle at top-right, and a square at bottom-right, all within a square frame.

Option A maintains this arrangement:

• Circle at top-left (25,25).
• Triangle at top-right (base at 75, apex at 65).
• Square at bottom-right (65,65).

Other options rearrange the shapes incorrectly:

• Option B swaps the triangle and square.
• Option C replaces the circle with a square and misplaces the circle.
• Option D swaps the triangle and square and places the triangle at bottom-right.