The answer to question 2 (00:15) is 4. You can find *ALL* the correct answers in the video description, in the stickied comment, and in the video chapters on *ALL* my videos. You can ask in Swedish if you are having any issues understanding and I will respond in Swedish ❤

Answer to Q2 is 5. I will post the reasoning later.

The answer to question 16 (08:01) is 4. You can find *ALL* the correct answers in the video description, in the stickied comment, and in the video chapters on *ALL* my videos. You can ask in Swedish if you are having any issues understanding and I will respond in Swedish ❤

The answer to question 13 (05:44) is 3. You can find *ALL* the correct answers in the video description, in the stickied comment, and in the video chapters on *ALL* my videos. You can ask in Swedish if you are having any issues understanding and I will respond in Swedish ❤

Hi again! Yes I think you are right, I will double check tomorrow and write my reasoning but I am very sure that you are right. I will fix this tomorrow after work :) Thanks for pointing this out!

Hi! No Question 8 (4:21) - At the end of each row, the 2 top cubes will get their horisontal lines - At the and of each column, the 2 left cubes will have their vertical lines removed. The top left cube will lose all lines, and the bottom right will be unchanged. The top right will be with vertical lines and the bottom left with horisontal lines

Svaret på fråga 4 är 3. Om linjerna överlappar så tar de ut varandra. Fyrkanten kommer försvinna men resten av linjerna kvarstår, dvs cirkel och linje.

Let me know if this explaination is good enough Question 16 (10:29) - the first 2 squares in each row are combined to create the final image. All dots are added in the same position. - if there are 2 dots of the same color opposite of eachother then they will cancel eachother and both will disappear. When combining square 1 and 2 in row 3. - The top left white dot in square 1 will cancel out the white dot below it in square 2. - the 2 black dots in square 1 will both end up infront of the 2 black dots in the middle and top right (in square 2), and they will cancel out. The only ones not cancelling out is the top left black dot, and the bottom middle white dot in square 2. The resulting square should have 1 top left black dot and 1 bottom middle white dot. *--> Answer 5*

@@capybarapens BRILLIANT .....!!!!!!

I struggle a lot and i found an easy solution. There are 6 possible answers. First 2 look diff than 3-6. 2 dots up. So the final 2 solutions to choose. And i choosed 2. U can try with elimination (my english is bad i know.)

My gut says the same thing but I think you are right again, 2 *should* be the correct answer. I will write my reasoning below and pro&cons of both answers. I will fix it, and go through all the videos and change the answer of this question. Until we find something more convincing lets go with your gut that the answer should be 2. Question 12 (05:00) ↑ ← → ↓ → ↑ → ↑ ? -Each row and column has a pair of arrows pointing in opposite directions. The remaining triangle has to point down. ---> *2, 6 are our only possible answers* Now there are two possible answers. 1) I guessed answer 6 simply because there are no cases in this question with 3 lines. 2) One could argue for answer 2 because - no row has the same figure throughout. - The triangles that are opposite eachother in the columns and rows are always different figures. Maybe your answer is the better way of thinking about it.

Thanks again! Nice catch, it is #4! I will change it right now.

Your help is so appreciated man, thank you. I can't say that enough ❤

@@capybarapens these practices and your answers are also super helpful so happy to return the favor!

Thanks <3! I think you may be right. I will change the answer to your answer. I will rethink it and if I come up with a better suggestion, I will let you know. For now, your answer makes more sense than mine so I will go with yours. There are a few new question on asessio ascend video 7 that I did a few days ago. This question was present but in a different variation and with updated graphics. I think it might shed some light on this question for us, the video with a timestamp below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqS0dYGnraarabMsi=GuoGFIstipPgP2yy&t=11m37s

I can see now you are ABSOLUTELY 100% correct. Nice fkn catch, bro!! Amazing ❤ Thank you so much, I will go through and find all these questions and put your answer as the correct one (Even the new question on Ascend 7 makes sense with the logic you stated) You are a legend ❤

I answered this in another video, I will see if i can find it. This question is badly made lol but its 100% like this. Essentially this question appears with 2 opposite logical rules, and there is a total of 3 questions of these. I will link them all later. Form 1) *this question* - Alternating dots each row - After a dot is added -> a black half moon is added - After a dot is removed -> a white half moon is removed - The squares also rotates after each step but you can easily ignore the rotation since the two rules above will give away the real answer. Form 2) - After a dot is added -> a white half moon is added - After a dot is removed -> a black half moon is removed - The square rotates each step

@@capybarapens Makes perfect sense now thanks!

Lol i love you too much bro, u r awesome. Its great because i get to think twice and see if i did wrong or not. I am writing on my phone so the text below will look bad but I will edit it later when im out of bed. I will go through my whole reasoning below so you can spot if I have done anything wrong so please excuse my wall of text. Question 22 (11:42) *A common mistake is to think that each square rotates diagonally 45 degrees. If that was correct then 6 would be correct. However the symbol with 1 square and 1 quarter circle does not rotate 45 degrees diagonally.* *it might be much easiee to just think of where the square is rotated / moved. There should only be 4 rotations possible for that square* So this is the most likely answer - The square can have 4 positions. - in each row we rotate 45 degrees each time and the square will jump to the right. We will follow the position of the square in the past rows to "cheat" and not have to imagine the rotation. Positions of the square are as such: Row 1) 4 -> 1 -> 2 Row 2) 2 -> 3 -> 4 Row 3) 4 -> 1 -> 2 We can see that the correct rotation for a half circle with a square in position 2 would be the one in row 2[square 1]. Combined with black white black color on the square. The answer should be 5

@@capybarapens haha hopefully I'm only tackling the tougher ones 😛 And appreciate the sparring too! Thanks - so in the end its the square (white vs black and the location of it from spot 1-4) that determines basically everything. My struggle is that hypothetically, if you had a case where there was an answer where there was a black square in position 2, but with the half moon on top of it (say in positions 4 and 1) then couldnt you also argue that would be correct...? The logic for that would be something along the lines of "No combination is repeated everywhere so it must be this unique one" 😛

Great questions!!! I don't know why I have become the pope of Matrigma but I will try my best! (The answer to your actual question is last). If you would like then you can email me at [email protected], and I can help you even if i disappear from youtube (due to copyright or inactivity since I have a full-time job lol) Firstly, I will explain the question about diagonal logic some other time but in these matrigms tests made by the company, it seems that they rarely use that type of logic. Other companies use diagonal logic all the time so it really is on a company per company basis. Diagonal logic is used in matrigma but depends on the test and who made it. Different tests from different creators range from super easy to insanely difficult (with some questions being too open-ended). It seems almost all questions on the tests created by the company Assessio, they use either row logic, column logic, or both. The diagonal logic seems to just try to trick you on some questions. On some poorly made questions ( the triangle with dots and lines) they seem to even use a holistic approach lol. However 99% of the questions use the same matrigma logic concepts as all matrigma tests. They are found below in no particular order 1) Color change 2) Number change 3) Number of Shapes 4) Combination of cells (subtract/addition of things that overlap) 5) Rotation and movement 6) Folding, and symmetry 7) Flipping/mirroring Regarding Question 8, you are 100% correct. I will think about it and look in the old raven matrices books from 1950 that these questions were copied from to see if we are overthinking it or not. I have the *EXACT* same feeling as you, but I can't shake the feeling that we are overthinking it. My gut says 6 but my heart says 4. If it is 6 then we would break the row logic, and the whole question goes out the window.

@@capybarapens Awesome thanks for the explanation man! Yea some of these questions seem quite tricky - especially when the technique to use elimination doesnt work 😛

@@capybarapens Agreed on #4 (which means we disregard the top & bottom layers) BUT if the 'right answer' is actually #6 id be so p*ssed LOL haha 😀

Question 15 (06:58) The last square in the row is a "combination cell" where two previous squares are combined into 1 square. - If there are 2 dots of the same color opposed then those 2 dots will cancel out and dissappear. - If there is no dot then that dot will be added.

Thanks, struggling to follow this logic with the middle row. No dot in the top left on the final domino but there is a dot top left in the middle and none in the first? ​@capybarapens

@@tomamatt4103 It might be easier and quicker to just think like this - Row 2 [square 1]: 2 black dots, 2 white dots - Row 2 [square 2]: 1 black dot, 1 white dot We can quickly see that both the 1 black dot, and 1 white dot in square 2 will end up in front of 2 dots of the same color in square 1. They will end up cancelling eachother. - Row 2 [square 3]: 1 black dot, 1 white dot. Let me know if this helpful, otherwise I will think of another way to explain it.

Ahhhh perfect. Got it now. Thanks for the explanation

​@@tomamatt4103You are more than welcome, I am happy to help. I am happy that you asked for help, it's very helpful for other people that have the same questions. ❤❤❤

Fairly certain its supposed to be #2 here

​@@Breakfastcruiser852You are 100% correct, the answer for question 17 is #2. I will change it now and on all the other questions. Nice find, and you have an amazing eye for detail. Thank you <3! I will fix it now

I choose option 6 instead of option 5, because within each column there should be 1 gray circle, and 2 white. Since column three already has a gray circle, the last circle should be white. Thank you so much for commenting, and giving feedback. Your help is very much appreciated.

Thank you so much for commenting, providing feedback, and pointing out irregularities in my videos. I will check this as soon as I am home(in a few hours) and return with the correct answer

@@capybarapens Awesome, while you are at it, for Question 1 here you state answer is 3, but in another test (i cant recall) you said it was the equivalent of answer 4 here. I definitely agree with answer 3 but maybe you need to check your other tests (i think in the adaptive section) as that might be wrong 🙂

I am quite certain that the answer should be 2 (you can find my reasoning below). Question 20 (8:27) - We have 4 triangles with just a single dot - We have 3 triangles with two lines -We only have 1 triangle with three lines and one dot That means the missing piece should be a triangle with three lines and one dot to continue the sequence of 4-3-2 We choose option 2 instead of option 6, because within each column the triangle is in a different orientation. so since column three already has a triangle thats facing down, we cant choose option 6 as it is also facing downwards, we can only take option 2 that is facing upwards and thus making the 3rd column: Down, Right, Up So the main clues here were 1) the second row all facing to the right showing no significance in shape orientation for rows, leading us to believe that there could be significance in orientation for each column and 2) having that outlier triangle (3 lines 1 dot) and a disproportional ratio of 4 Dotted Triangles vs 1 three lined Triangle

You are right, the answer for question 1 is 3. (Reasoning below just to make sure). I will go through all my videos today to make sure that the answers are correct and consistent. Thank you so much again for pointing these things out, they really help the community of job seekers get their job interviews ❤ If there are any other errors then just let me know and I will fix them immediately. Question 1 (00:00) - in each row, the black bar decreases each square - In each column, the gray bar decreases each square. -The white bar never changes.

@@capybarapens interesting! I didn't know we 'could' also look at the pattern holistically (as you did with looking at TOTAL numbers irrespective of which column or row they are in)... based on this i agree with you too on Answer #2 and cant see any other one that could world

Actually the answer is wrong thats why its confusing. The correct answer is 5

Thank you for commenting! The answer to question 14 is 2, please see my reasoning below. To clarify, are you talking about question 14 (7:43)? Question 14 (7:43) - The third square in each row is a combination cell of the two previous squares before it. - Addition of dots if same color dots are on the same side, - Subtraction of dots if they are on opposite sides (When combining square 1 and 2 in row 3, the most right dots will have both 2 blacks dots and 2 white dots on esch side. Both of those will cancel out. The 3 dots on the left will stay unchanged. *---> The correct answer is 2*

@@capybarapens Following your logic row 2 is incorrect then. What interracts with the top middle (black) dot to make it dissapear?

Sorry for the late reply, and thank you for the feedback & discussion. It is very welcome. Lets overlap square 1 and 2 from the second row - 2 white dots facing eachother on the left and cancel out. - 2 black dots in the middle will face eachother and cancel out. - the rest will remain place

Actually I might want to, I need more footage to upload for the poor souls that search jobs! I will write my email in a bit

Thank you so much!!! Your comment makes uploading videos worth it! ❤️

Hej! Jag skulle kunna göra testet åt dig så jag kan fixa mer content för folk så att fler kan få deras drömjobb!

@@capybarapens Tjena man, jag har gått vidare i mitt jobb och ska ha Assessio test, skulle du kunna göra det till mig? Du kan spela in allt så du kan lägga upp etc.

​@@kabyjanto6226Hej! Ja, skicka det till min email [email protected]

Question 6 (3:03) - Each row must have 1 of the following 1) quarter-circle with bold vertical line, and thin horizontal line 2) quarter-circle with no horizontal line, and 1 vertical line. 3) quarter-circle with no horizontal line, and 1 vertical line *---> The possible solutions so far are 1, 5* - 1 of the quarter-circles needs to be orientated directly below the quarter-circle with both a horizontal and vertical line *---> The only possible solution is 5*

@@capybarapens you are completely right with answer #5, but the answer key still says answer #1 🙂i suggest you update it

Not correct

Förlåt för mitt sena svar, och tack så mycket för dina fina ord!! Det värmer så otroligt mycket, min bror <3! Förlåt för mitt sena svar, jag kom precis tillbaka till Sverige och har inte hunnit svara pågrund av jobbet. Det finns en video gjord av en annan skapare här på youtube som heter Happy(www.youtube.com/@Iostark). Han förklarar hur man gör scales lst och får full pott enkelt. Han har dock gjort sin video till olistad så det går inte att hitta den genom att söka. Jag la upp hans videon på min kanal tills jag lyckas få tag i honom, se länken nedan kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKG2c51pft-Cr68

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Question 5 (02:06) The last square in the row is a "combination cell" where two previous squares are combined into 1 square. - If there are 2 dots of the same color opposed then those 2 dots will cancel out and dissappear. - If there is no dot then that dot will be added.

@@rahillabrouzi9412 really? 👀

Also Q17

Hi! Ofcourse, I would love to help you guys! I am Sorry for the slow reply, and I hope you already passed this test and got whatever job that you applied for. I will explain the question for other people who might have the same problem. Question 9 (05:15) - Logic for rows: There is no logic for the rows - Logic for the columns: Each column will lose the 2 dots that are pointing right (big or small will both be removed, does not matter) Column 1, square 3 will end up losing 2 dots to the right, and the 3 dots that are vertically aligned will be unchanged.

Hi @malinpluto! I am so sorry for my answer that is 1 month late. You are 100% correct that the answer is 6! Thank you for finding that out, and for helping me! Thank you so much for the feedback, your solution is correct and I have now edited the answers to reflect that.

For question 11, observe the behavior of the cube for every 90 degrees clockwise rotation (across rows), it's either adding a black dot and a white semi-circle or removing a black dot and a black semi-circle

During the test, I wrongly answered some questions because of the stress / time limit. The correct answer will always be in the video description, the video chapters, and the stickied comment.

IMHO the right answer is 6 not 3 unless there is a different explanation, my logic is the following on every row bottom squares always repeat itself, so possible answers are 3, 5, 6 every top of the last set of squares is the same square from the middle row top left square, so it should be 2 white squares. The only possible answer is 6🤷‍♂

I am so sorry for my 1 month late reply! Thank you so much for your answer, Darkageworld! You are trying to help people and that is awesome, I can't thank you enough. You are an angel! Below is my reasoning for how I solved the problem. Question 8 (4:20) - Every row will have 3 triangles of 1 color, and 2 of the other colors. In this question, the color with 3 triangles will be different each row. The position of the 3 triangles of 1 color are always the same. row 1) 3 gray, 2 white, 2 black, 2 striped row 2) 2 gray, 3 white, 2 black, 2 striped row 3) 2 gray, 1 white, 2 black, 2 striped We can see that from the position of the 3 triangles of 1 color on row 3 that we should have 3 striped, and 2 of the rest. The last triangle needs to have 1 striped, 1 white, and 1 gray for this condition to be fulfilled. (Please remember that we can observe that in each row, the same color always occupies different triangles, which excludes the solution 3) *---> The solutions is 1*

Question 16 (10:29) - the first 2 squares in each row are combined to create the final image. All dots are added in the same position. - if there are 2 dots of the same color opposite of eachother then they will cancel eachother and both will disappear. When combining square 1 and 2 in row 3. - The top left white dot in square 1 will cancel out the white dot below it in square 2. - the 2 black dots in square 1 will both end up infront of the 2 black dots in the middle and top right (in square 2), and they will cancel out. The only ones not cancelling out is the top left black dot, and the bottom middle white dot in square 2. The resulting square should have 1 top left black dot and 1 bottom middle white dot. *--> Answer 5*

Thank you for your feedback, I appreciate your advice. I understand what you mean, and I would like to re-upload however right now, I am working on finding ways to upload more tests from other recruitment companies that recruiters use. I will think about your feedback! 1) I have a full-time job and I suck at editing. I wanted to put a 100% correct version but it quickly became unfeasible since there is no official answer so if I have a incorrect answer, I would have to re-upload and re-edit. 2) There are no other assessio matrigma tests on YT currently. I have uploaded 11 videos (6 normal assessio matrigma, and 5 assessio ascend matrigma videos) that help you prepare for the test (to get a job interview). 3) I have put a lot of time in solving questions, and helping people in the comments so the comments have useful information for people. These comments would get lost if I re-upload.

Its annoying that my "gut feeling" is actually correct but then I see the kind in the screen grab press the error which ends up me second guessing my choice....

@@capybarapens Thanks looking forward to it. I am also thinking if it is a test that you are 100% certain in and very confident in a voice over/caption based version where you actually explain your reasoning might help more novice users. As I see a gap here between explanation/introduction videos and this more "clean style" walkthrough. What is the source site to the Matrigma tests are they free, (looks Swedish)

Question 13 (07:11) In each row, the third image is a combination of the two previous images. - If two identical lines ones meet (dash or dots), both cancel each other out - stroke meets dots becomes stroke, if stroke or dots meet nothing, it becomes stroke or dots.

@@capybarapens thanks so much, Ill study the explanation when I get home. Needed to take a break. But im planning to take the real test from the interview, tonight. So thanks so much for fast replies 😮🥰 I live in Norway, and its a banking position.. Jeg ser du har mange videoer, kunne du sende meg en link som du mener jeg burde øve til? Cuz I see that the level of difficulty on several tasks are too high and Im running a little bit out of time, so would be great if you maybe sent me what you think is most accurate ? I have no idea what kind of matrigma ill get but it is from Assessio - followed by personality test right after! Aand maybe also a hand of tips that I can apply, on the x many variaties of tasks are there

@@sophianouri7664 Good luck, and I hope you get a good score and get the interview. I put these videos for you guys so you don't have to waste time learning how to do these awful tests 😆! Each test uses the same questions so many of the questions you get will be the same as mine. Watch a few of my videos and you will get max score (above average). Just figure out if the test is normal or Ascend, and then check the videos for that test. (You can see what type of test it is even before starting by checking the practice question --> if the timer/background is blue then it is *normal*) Assessio has 2 types of matrigma tests 1) Normal (blue timer, blue left side background) --> Test randomizes questions from the same selection consisting of ~100 questions. These questions are newer, and more difficult. There are a few new questions but 95% of the questions are identical to the tests I took. If you have this test then check my playlist with 6 videos of these tests. 2) Ascend (white background) --> Same as above but the questions are from a different selection consisting of ~150 older questions.

​@@capybarapens God bless you , thank you so much <3 I´ve already got the 2 interview so we shall go through the results from the tests on that day. Ive checked the email, it is Ascend - white banner! So which videos you suggest I prioritize?? I dont know If I get the 35 min og the 12 min version , afraid to click on the link that it will get started :P Question 2: What kind of questions are on Assessio personality test ? cuz I have to take that too. If my job is about anti-svindel as well as customer service - and the question "I don´t trust people" - where on the agree scale should I be? Any other tips for that test?

@@capybarapens oh sht so it means I wasted time on the difficult assesiooo this morniing cuz I did find ur 6 videos kzbin.info/aero/PL3MIeWrIAfGEhCr71DDAoCZKzCyFT_d1T

Thank you for pointing that out, I think you might be right. I will fix it! 🧡 Question 15 (9:50) - There are 3 shapes (thin lines, block lines, and squiggly lines), and 3 numbers of each shape (1, 2, 3) - Each square consists of [1 to 3] identical vertical shapes and identical [1 - 3] horisontal shapes. - Each row must have 2 of each shape, 1 horisontal and 1 vertical. - Each row must have 2 of each number, 1 horisontal and 1 vertical. row 3[Square 1] = 2 block lines horisontal + 3 squiggly lines vertical row 3[Square 2] = 3 thin lines horisontal + 2 block lines vertical So row 3[Square 3] must have 1 squiggly line horisontal, and 1 thin line vertical ---> *The answer is 5*

@@capybarapens Thanks!

Question 13 (05:43) - One clockhand moves 180 degrees from square 1 -> 2, and then 90 degrees from square 2 ->3 . (one way) - The second clockhand moves 90 degrees from square 1 -> 2, and then 180 degrees from square 2 ->3 ; (in the opposite direction to the other hand) * A tip is that you can figure out which direction which pointer should move by the fact that there is only one right way to go from square 1 to square 2 (If you move a clockhand in the wrong direction, it will not look as it should in square 2)

@@capybarapens many thanks! 🙌🏽

@@capybarapens Interesting, another way to solve it is: for every row, col 1 + col 2 = col 3, where col 2 is the angle of rotation. Meaning (1, 1) + 360 degrees rotation, (2, 1) + 180 degrees, and, (3, 1) + 90 degrees rotation (clockwise or counter clockwise).

​@@Didierkong-ox9bv Thank you for commenting, and for the brain teaser. Keep commenting, continue posting ideas, and keep helping people . You are doing something great for the community, thank you so much! ❤❤❤ (If you have any ideas about future tests or videos then feel free to tell me) Regarding what you wrote, the correct solution/way of thinking *should* be the one I stated before. I will find all clock problems in assessios matrigma and test your hypothesis/idea on all of them. If it turns out to be true then that could be much faster way to solve these clock questions without thinking so much ❤

@@capybarapens Thanks for the feedback, appreciate it! I do however NOT agree with your statement that there's "a correct way of thinking", there are severeal ways of solving a problem, some which are more effective than others - The explanation that makes the fewest assumptions is often the most efficient. If we follow your reasoning to the problem: We have two "clock hands", let's call the bottom hand X and the other hand Y for simplicity's sake. Starting from the first figure in (1, 1) going to the the second figure (1, 2) we have X: 180°CWr and Y=90°CWr. This relationship can be observed across the entire column,. When going from col 2 to col 3 in the first row, it can be assumed that either one of the hands rotate 180°CCW and 90°CCW respectively. It's not possible to tell which one of the hands corresponding to the rotations in question. In row 2, following the assumption that the hands rotate 180° and 90° CCW when going from col 2 to col 3, then X has to rotate 90°CCW and Y rotates 180° CCW, if we assume that this is the genereal pattern for which the hands rotate, then we end up with a figure in (3, 3) corresponding to option 4 and not option 5. Since the hands follow the same rotational pattern when going from col 1 to col 2 we would assume the they also follow the same rotational pattern when going from col 2 to col 3 (as the one described above). So following your reasoning the correct option would be 4 and not 5.