Figure analysis involves identifying a small, specific shape hidden within a larger, more complex design. This is a key part of non-verbal reasoning that tests visual perception and spatial intelligence.
To find a hidden figure, compare the question figure with the given options. Look for identical line segments, angles, and proportions. The hidden figure must be present in the larger image in the exact same orientation unless rotation is permitted.
This sub-topic focuses on scanning complex patterns to isolate a target sub-figure accurately.

Focus on the most unique part of the hidden figure, such as a sharp angle or a curved line, and scan the options for that specific feature first.
Ignoring the scale or size of the figure. Sometimes a similar shape is present but is much larger or smaller than the original question figure.



Always look for the exact proportions and orientation of the figure to solve these visual puzzles quickly.
