Letter Pattern Worksheets - Free Printable

Let’s solve each pattern one by one.

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1) F F G G F ___

Look at the sequence:
F, F, G, G, F, ?

It looks like pairs:
→ F F (pair of F)
→ G G (pair of G)
→ Then back to F — so next should be another F to complete the pair? But wait — after F F G G, it goes F again — maybe it’s repeating “F F G G” over and over?

Let’s check:
Positions:
1: F
2: F
3: G
4: G
5: F → starts new group?
6: ? → should be F to make “F F” again?

But that would mean the pattern is: F F G G | F F G G | ...

So after F (position 5), position 6 should be F.

Wait — but let’s see if there’s another way. Maybe it’s alternating with increasing repetition? No, simpler: it’s groups of two identical letters, cycling through F and G.

So:
Group 1: F F
Group 2: G G
Group 3: F F ← we have first F, need second F

✔ So answer for #1 is F

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2) J J J K K ___

Sequence: J, J, J, K, K, ?

Looks like:
Three J’s → then two K’s → maybe next is one K? Or maybe it’s decreasing count?

J (×3), K (×2) → next might be K (×1)? That would make sense as a countdown: 3, 2, 1.

So after two K’s, next is K

Check: J J J | K K | K → yes, that fits.

✔ Answer for #2 is K

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3) P P Q P P ___

Sequence: P, P, Q, P, P, ?

This looks like:
P P Q | P P ?

Maybe the pattern is “P P Q” repeated?

First group: P P Q
Second group: P P ? → should be Q to match

Yes! So after P P, it should be Q.

✔ Answer for #3 is Q

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4) C D E C D ___

Sequence: C, D, E, C, D, ?

This is clearly repeating: C D E | C D ?

After C D, next should be E to complete the cycle.

Like: ABCABC... but here CDE CDE...

✔ Answer for #4 is E

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5) M N M N M ___

Sequence: M, N, M, N, M, ?

Alternating: M N M N M → next should be N

Pattern: M N | M N | M N → so after M, it’s N

✔ Answer for #5 is N

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6) R S S R S ___

Sequence: R, S, S, R, S, ?

Let’s break it down:

Positions:
1: R
2: S
3: S
4: R
5: S
6: ?

Maybe it’s grouped as: R S S | R S ?

If the pattern is “R S S” repeating, then after R S, we need S to complete the group.

Check:
Group 1: R S S
Group 2: R S ? → should be S

Yes! So next is S.

Alternatively, think: after every R, there are two S’s?
R → S S
Then R → S ? → needs another S

✔ Answer for #6 is S

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Final Answers:

1) F
2) K
3) Q
4) E
5) N
6) S

Final Answer:
F, K, Q, E, N, S