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Above a horizontal dividing line is a diagram with four parts. The four parts are arranged in a circle (located at the top, left, bottom, and right), with clockwise arrows pointing from each part to the next.

The top part of the diagram is a grid, as follows:

The right part of the diagram has a gray question mark, a blue question mark, and a black question mark above a blue circle with a large red question mark inside.

The bottom part of the diagram has a row of blanks, as follows:

Beneath the blanks is the text "1 2 3 4 5 6".

The left part of the diagram is a grid with 9 horizontal lines and 9 vertical lines. There are some numbers written in dotted circles at the intersections of the grid lines, and some green boxes surrounding some portions of the grid. The below representation turns every grid line intersection into a spreadsheet cell, and turns the green boxes into green cell backgrounds.

Below the horizontal dividing line are 3 columns of 4 question marks each. An arrow starts at the 1st question mark in the 1st column. The arrow goes down to the bottom of the 1st column. Then it travels to the 1st question mark in the 2nd column, then goes down to the bottom of the 2nd column. Then it travels to the 1st question mark in the 3rd column, then goes down to the bottom of the 3rd column.