Explanation

Option 4 is correct because it completes the symmetrical triangular line pattern radiating from the center.

- The pattern is made of four squares forming a larger square.

- Lines from each square connect and point toward the center.

- The top-left, top-right, and bottom-left boxes already form continuous lines aimed toward the center.

- Option 4 mirrors the direction and angle of the lines from the other three, maintaining the central convergence and line continuity.

Explanation

 The full square is divided into four parts, forming a symmetrical pattern of lines radiating from the center.

- Each quadrant contributes to the full radial design.

- The missing part (X) must continue the lines coming from the other three quadrants to complete the star-like pattern.

Option 4 matches this and completes the radial symmetry correctly.

Explanation

Option A (1) is not correct.

- The shapes in the three visible boxes rotate clockwise by 90 degrees each time.

- The black triangles in the corners also follow a consistent rotation.

Option 2 continues both the arrow and corner triangle rotation accurately, making it the correct answer.

So, Option 2 is correct, not Option A (1).

Explanation

Option 4.

Explanation:  

The square is divided into four parts.

The top-right and bottom-left parts already have matching vertical and horizontal lines.

To complete the symmetry and pattern, the missing piece in the bottom-right (marked as X) must mirror the top-left.

Option 4 completes this symmetry correctly.

Explanation

 Option A (1) because:

- The pattern shows rotational symmetry.

- Each small triangle in the corners has a curved black design.

- The arrows in the missing quadrant (X) should continue the circular pattern.

Option 1 fits both the corner design and the arrow direction perfectly. Option 4 does not align with the arrow flow or corner pattern.