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I took the test, no i don't understand in the 37 the white circle and the black circle, and at the 39th, is to late for me to concentrate!.
I scored 135 though!.
maybe tomorrow i try again!.
nice test by the way



ok igot info about the 37and39 question!.
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and they are other people who took the test and have answers about those two!.

and this is what he is saying:

#37: Two dots (a white dot and a black dot) are making their way across the grid one square to the right at a time!. When the end of a row is reached, the dot moves to the start of the subsequent row!. Concurrently, the grid is being blacked out one square at a time in a checkerboard pattern, in diagonals going from the upper right to the lower left!. When a dot is on a black square, it is obscured from view (i!.e!., the black square covers the dot)!. also, the dot changes color when it lands on a black square (a black dot becomes a white dot, and conversely, a black dot becomes a white dot)!. Thus, the answer is H (a white dot from row 2 moves down to column one in row three, and a black dot obscured by the second column in row three becomes white and moves to column three)!.

#39: Each symbol (X, O, and ^) is changing from step to step; X's become O's, O's become ^'s, and ^'s become X's!. Concurrently, the symbols are shifting in the grid!. This motion can be described in two steps: Step 1: All symbols move to the right by one column (column 3 wraps around to column 1)!. Step 2: The symbols in column 1 are then shifted downward (row 3 wraps around to row 1)!.

For example, this is the progression to get from the first grid to the second grid:

(starting state)
X^O
^O^
XXO

(change symbols)
OX^
X^X
OO^

(shift all to right)
^OX
XX^
^OO

(shift col 1 down)
^OX
^X^
XOO

Thus, the answer is B!.

Note also that to get from the last grid in a row of grids to the first grid in the subsequent row of grids, you rotate the grid clockwise by 90 degrees!. Thus, the sequence can be continued indefinitely!.
and hes right because i just scored above 145 lol!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

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