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When those tests are administered, they're administered with a proctor that would explain if the blank space was indeed a blank or if it was a partially completed answer.
Further, as your own example shows, they might use multiple choice to then go on and eliminate the free choice error.
Regardless, other solutions do not make sense in the first example. The pattern in the final row, the rhombus, do not point in cardinal directions. Further, this is true even if you use a top down, right to left reading format. Or a to column sequence reading style.
The whole reason for using a circular object with a different 4 point direction is to make that exceedingly clear.
I'm at 124 IQ, tested twice. Once as a child, once again as an adult at college. 117 the second time, but I was doing hard drinking and getting no sleep at that point.
