This picture has been driving me crazy all day. 
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I think the answer is:
B
Because:
The first shape has 4 closed areas in it.
The second has 5 closed areas in it.
The third has 1 closed area in it.
The fourth has 2 closed areas in it.
The fifth has 3 closed areas in it.
So:
The next shape should have 4 such areas.
Here are the closed areas I'm talking about:
Note: The sequence is4 5 1 2 3and not1 2 3 4 5is probably to show that it is an infinite looping sequence... 4 5 1 2 ..., and to obscure it a bit so it is not too obvious.
answered Dec 23, 2017 at 1:32
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$\begingroup$ Too many upvotes for your answer, which makes me think I'm missing something, I couldn't figured out yet. $\endgroup$– newzadCommented Dec 26, 2017 at 20:07
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$\begingroup$ @newzad Is my answer not clear? Should I explain it more? $\endgroup$ Commented Dec 26, 2017 at 20:52