Figure Classification Flashcards
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Three figures each combine a circle and a triangle, never any other shapes. Which figure belongs?
Answer: A circle and a triangle together
The rule pairs exactly a circle with a triangle.
Each figure in a set has dots equal to the number of sides of its shape. A square figure should have how many dots?
Answer: Four
A square has four sides, so it should carry four dots.
Three figures each show a pattern that is the mirror image of the figure beside it. This rule is based on:
Answer: Reflection
Mirror images indicate the figures are grouped by reflection.
A group of figures all have a shaded shape inside an unshaded one. Which figure shares the rule?
Answer: Shaded shape inside an unshaded shape
The classification nests a shaded inner shape within an unshaded outer one.
Each figure shows a clock-style hand that moves 45° between figures. The next figure continues which rule?
Answer: 45° rotation steps
The figures share a steady 45° rotation between each step.
Three figures each contain exactly one more small square than the figure before it. The classification rule is:
Answer: A repeating add-one pattern of squares
Each figure adds one square, an increasing add-one sequence.
A set of figures all have a shape that touches all four edges of its border box. Which figure fits?
Answer: A shape filling the box to all four edges
The rule requires the shape to reach all four borders of its box.