60 Free Printable IQ Test For Kids From 5 to 16 years old [ Part 1 ] - Free Printable

Based on the analysis of the 3x3 grid, the solution can be determined by identifying two separate patterns: one for the black dot and one for the square.

Pattern Analysis:

1. The Black Dot's Position (Row-Based Pattern):
- In the first row, the dot is consistently in the top-left quadrant.
- In the second row, the dot is consistently in the bottom-left quadrant.
- In the third row, the dot starts in the bottom-right quadrant (first cell) and remains there in the second cell.
- Therefore, the pattern is that the dot's position is fixed for each entire row. For the missing third cell in the third row, the dot must remain in the bottom-right quadrant.

2. The Square's Position (Column-Based Pattern within each Row):
- Within each row, the square follows a consistent movement pattern from left to right:
- First cell: Square is in the top-right quadrant.
- Second cell: Square moves to the bottom-right quadrant.
- Third cell: Square moves to the bottom-left quadrant.
- This pattern holds true for all three rows. For the missing third cell in the third row, the square must be in the bottom-left quadrant.

Conclusion:

Combining these two rules, the missing cell must contain:
- A black dot in the bottom-right quadrant.
- A square in the bottom-left quadrant.

Looking at the provided options:
- A: Square in bottom-left, dot in bottom-right. This matches our prediction.
- B: Square and dot are both in the bottom-left.
- C: Dot in top-left, square in bottom-right.
- D: Dot in bottom-left, square in top-right.

Therefore, the correct answer is A.