Can You Solve This Visual IQ Puzzle? Only One Answer Fits

Explanation

Solition-1: Reddit Platform: @Level_pomelo_6178 Cool question. I think it's "A". Each cell has 2 white dots. The white dots, are over laid by the black dots. So on some it appears as though there are only 1 white dot (but really there are 2). As you move down each of the columns, the white dots (pairs) are rotating around the racetrack (of 6 positions) anticlockwise direction. The black dots are there to confuse. They do nothing, except hide the white dots. Cells A3, B2, C1 have 2 black dots all in same position. All other cells have 1 black dot in same position. Therefore the question mark cell must have: a) a single black dot in left middle position. And b) two white dots, in left bottom & middle positions. Middle Left white dot is hidden by black dot. Answer is A Solition-2 Reddit Platform: d00meriksen okay this was hard because of rule 3. 1. ⁠add the col number and the row number. If the result is 4, draw two black circles, one on position (1,3) and the other on position (2,2), otherwise draw a black circle on position (1,2). 2. ⁠there are always two white circles that are connected and form a snake 3. ⁠a black circle may cover a white circle 4. ⁠if you go right, the snake moves two positions counter clockwise 5. ⁠if you go down, the snake moves one position counter clockwise This results in answer A