Let me carefully analyze the analogies in the image. Each row shows a pattern: left side has two shapes separated by a colon, then two dots (::), then two more shapes.
The format is: A : B :: C : ?
We need to find what goes in place of the question mark (the fourth shape) based on the relationship between A and B, and how that same relationship applies to C to get the missing shape.
Let me go row by row and look for the transformation from first to second shape, then apply it to third to get fourth.
Row 1: △ : △ :: □ : ▭
First two are both triangles — no change. Then square becomes rectangle (same shape but stretched horizontally). Hmm, maybe not just stretching.
Wait — maybe it's about *fill*:
△ is outline, △ is outline → no fill change
□ is outline, ▭ is outline → also no fill change. So not fill.
Another idea: maybe it’s about orientation or symmetry? Triangle to triangle — same. Square to rectangle — different aspect ratio.
Let me look at all rows more systematically.
I’ll zoom in on each row to see details clearly.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of analogy worksheet for grade 3.
