To solve this pattern-based logical reasoning question, let's analyze the given figure and identify the rule being followed to determine the missing pattern.

Observe the patterns in each of the three rows:

1. In the first row, the left box contains a pentagon, and the right box contains two triangles.
2. In the second row, the left box contains two triangles, and the right box contains three circles.
3. In the third row, the left box contains a pentagon. We need to determine what fills the right box.

Pattern Explanation:

Each row seems to follow a pattern where the number of shapes in one box increases by one in the subsequent box. To elaborate:

• First Row: The right box (triangles) has one more shape than the left box (pentagon).
• Second Row: The right box (circles) has one more shape than the left box (triangles).
• Third Row: The pattern continues. The right box should have shapes that are one more than the pentagon count on the left.

Conclusion:

The logical pattern is that each subsequent shape count is derived by adding one more shape than the previous left box structure. Hence, the right box in the third row should contain two shapes since the left box has one pentagon.

Therefore, the correct pattern to replace the question mark is the option with two shapes (likely to be the option with two triangles or similar figures).