Let’s look at the pattern in each row.
In the first row:
- First box: arrow pointing straight up.
- Second box: same arrow, but tilted 45 degrees to the right (like northeast).
- Third box: same arrow, now pointing straight right.
So it’s rotating clockwise by 45 degrees each time.
Now check the second row:
- First box: a line with two small lines at the bottom — like an upside-down “Y” or a tree trunk with roots.
- Second box: same shape, rotated 45 degrees clockwise.
- Third box: same shape, rotated another 45 degrees — so now it’s pointing straight right, with the little lines on the left side.
That matches the rotation pattern from row one.
Now third row:
- First box: same as second row’s first box — vertical line with two small lines at the bottom.
- Second box: that same shape, rotated 45 degrees clockwise — so now it’s diagonal, leaning right, with the little lines on the lower-left.
- So the next one should be rotated another 45 degrees clockwise — which means it will point straight to the right, and the little lines will be on the left side.
Look at the options:
A → horizontal line pointing right, with little lines on the left — perfect match!
B → vertical again — no, we need to rotate further.
C → diagonal going down-right — that would be if we rotated counterclockwise or too far.
D → pointing left — wrong direction.
So the correct answer is A.
Final Answer: A
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