Figure Classification Flashcards
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Three figures all show a shape with exactly one line of symmetry. Which property must the correct fourth figure also share?
Answer: Exactly one line of symmetry
Figure classification requires the answer to share the common rule, here a single line of symmetry.
A group of figures each contains 3 shaded sections out of 6 equal parts. What rule links them?
Answer: Each figure is exactly half shaded
Three of six equal parts shaded means each figure is exactly one-half shaded.
Three figures are all four-sided shapes with one pair of parallel sides. Which figure belongs with them?
Answer: A trapezoid
A trapezoid is a quadrilateral with exactly one pair of parallel sides, matching the group rule.
Each figure in a set has a small dot located inside the shape, never on the border. The odd-rule answer must show the dot where?
Answer: Inside the shape
The shared rule places the dot strictly inside the figure.
Three figures rotate a single arrow 90° clockwise each step. Which classification rule do they share?
Answer: All show arrows in 90° increments
The figures share a consistent 90° rotational increment of the arrow.
A set of figures each has the same number of straight edges as it has corners. Which figure fits the rule?
Answer: A square
A square has four edges and four corners, satisfying edges-equal-corners.
Three figures each combine a large shape with a smaller identical shape inside it. The answer must contain what?
Answer: A small copy of the same shape inside
The common rule nests a smaller copy of the same outer shape inside.