>>10965703No, the blocks aren't read left to right, but the issue the anon above was talking about was how - in the first set that goes top left - mid right - bottom mid, the white flag on the upper half of the stick flips from down to up, which isn't repeated. In the second set, going top mid - mid left - bottom right, the striped flag in the top half flips _down_. Why wouldn't the white flag present flip up, like it did for the first set? What's different between the two flags that says that the upper half should still be flipped, but the striped one should move down instead of the white one moving up?
The answer is definitely E, but IQ tests should be logically consistent, and if you're just supposed to "notice" that a block in one row can be transformed into another with a flip, that's not a quantifiable "rule" that you can extrapolate meaning from.
