Which option figure will complete the pattern in the question figure? (Rotation is not allowed)
This is a pattern-completion figure: the question figure is a larger design with one portion left blank, and one of the four option pieces must slot into that gap so the whole design reads continuously.
The governing condition here is that rotation is not allowed, so the chosen piece must already be in the exact orientation that the missing region demands; a piece that would only fit after being turned is rejected even if its shape looks right.
The working method is to look at the cut edges of the blank region, note how the lines, shaded bands and small symbols meet that boundary, and then require the option to continue every one of those lines and shades across the join without a break or mismatch.
Checking each option against the fixed orientation, only the first figure lines up on all the boundary features at once, so the internal elements flow smoothly into the rest of the pattern.
The other three pieces fail on at least one edge — a line that does not meet, or a shaded part that lands on the wrong side — once you hold their orientation fixed.
Since this is an image-based item, the exact figure cannot be reproduced here; the honest conclusion is that the piece which completes the pattern is the one shown as the first option.
Hence the correct answer is [Figure 1].
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