Figure Classification Flashcards
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Three figures each show shapes whose total number of corners is six. Which figure belongs with them?
Answer: Two triangles together
Two triangles have three corners each, totaling six.
Each figure in a set has its largest shape shaded and its smallest shape unshaded. The answer must follow which rule?
Answer: Largest shaded, smallest unshaded
The classification shades the biggest shape and leaves the smallest plain.
Three figures each show a shape that has been turned upside down compared to a standard orientation. This rule is:
Answer: 180° rotation
Turning a figure upside down is a 180° rotation.
A group of figures each contain only shapes with straight edges and no curves. Which figure fits the classification?
Answer: A pentagon
A pentagon has only straight edges, matching the no-curves rule.
Each figure shows the same shape repeated three times in a row. The correct answer must show how many repeats?
Answer: Three
The shared rule repeats the shape exactly three times.
Three figures each pair a small shape above a large identical shape. The answer keeps which arrangement?
Answer: Small shape above the large one
The classification places the small shape above its larger copy.
A set of figures all have a number of shaded parts that is exactly half the number of total parts. Which figure belongs?
Answer: Two of four parts shaded
Two of four parts shaded equals exactly half, matching the rule.