The third cell in every row is the first one mirrored: what sat on the left sits on the right, or what was on top is at the bottom. Everything flips at once, the lines along the edge, the symbols in a container, the dots on either side of a line.
A mirroring is not a rotation. A turned L and a mirrored L look different, and the options in such a task often differ in exactly that. Find something that breaks the symmetry, a single line or a dot, and see where it ends up.
The bottom right cell is the answer, marked. The explanation below the matrix is the same text the app gives.
Level 2 in the app. The same example is shown in the app after a wrong answer on this rule. Rules in the example: Mirroring.
More about the format: what a matrix reasoning test is and how logical reasoning tests are used in recruitment.
In the app the tasks are generated on the phone and the answer explains every rule. Five tasks are free; the rest unlocks with a one-time purchase.
Get it on the App StoreRequires an iPhone with iOS 17 or later.