IQ Test Questions: Answers & Clarification

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In summary, the conversation discusses a series of questions from an online test. The questions include determining the correct answer for various shapes and patterns, such as the placement of beads and the movement of counters. The conversation also mentions the potential rule or method for solving these questions and clarifications that would be appreciated.
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These are some questions that I found on an online test.

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9.
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11.
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For three, I believe that the answer is A, since both of the other shapes have a large, medium, and small version.

A again for five, since each of the first two cells in every row total the same as the last one. I don't know if there is a method for placing the beads though.

D for 9, although I don't know why each dark blue counter is moving the way it is.

A for 11, since it is the only one with 6 marbles. And, again, I do not know the rules of movement for these pieces.

Any clarification upon these problems would be appreciated.
 
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I would possibly go for A for 9 because the row with alternate colours seems to be cycling through the rows from row1 -> row3 -> row2 -> row1 (where 1 is the top row) and changing colour each time. But then again the other pictures all have 4 purples and 5 blues so A doesn't really fit into that, going by that D would be the only choice that has 4 purple and 5 blues.
 
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I get A A D A:

1) A Only big triangle not used.
2) A 5+4=9
3) D Conservation of Color Charge
4) A 3 balls 4 balls 5 balls !6! balls
 

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