Answer the following analogy by referring to the image. The first pair of picture groups is related in a certain way. Pick the option (1, 2, 3 or 4) that completes the second pair in the same way.
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Track how many icons survive from the first picture-pair to the second, then apply the same count to the third pair.
This is a picture based analogy question, so instead of tracking every icon at once, check the options in pairs first and rule out the ones that clearly break the pattern.
Option A: keeps four icons together in one block, but the first "If" pair already shows the group shrinking from three icons to two once the transformation is applied, so a four-icon answer does not fit the pattern.
Option B: also bundles four icons instead of two, so it repeats the same mistake as option A and can be ruled out for the same reason.
Option C: shows exactly two icons, a star and a plus sign, which matches the reduced count seen when the same rule is applied going from the first group to the second group in the "If" statement.
Option D: adds a hand icon and an umbrella icon back onto the star and plus sign, again giving four icons where the pattern calls for two.
Since only option C keeps the correct, reduced set of icons that the transformation rule produces, option C is the answer.
