Simple Drawings and Figures Questions and Answers Flashcards
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A sequence shows: 1 dot → 2 dots → 4 dots → 8 dots → ?
Answer: 16 dots
The pattern doubles each time: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16. This is a geometric sequence with ratio 2.
If a shape has exactly 4 lines of symmetry, which shape is it most likely to be?
Answer: Square
A square has exactly 4 lines of symmetry: two along the midpoints of opposite sides, and two along the diagonals.
In a pattern where each figure is the previous one rotated 45° clockwise, if figure 1 is an arrow pointing up, what direction does figure 5 point?
Answer: Down
Figure 5 is 4 steps from figure 1: 4 × 45° = 180°. An arrow pointing up rotated 180° points down.
A figure shows three shapes: a pentagon with a dot inside, a triangle with a dot inside, and a circle with no dot. Which shape is the odd one out?
Answer: Circle
The pentagon and triangle both have a dot inside; the circle does not. The circle is different because it lacks the interior dot.
A series of figures shows a square being divided: first into halves (2 parts), then quarters (4 parts), then eighths (8 parts). How many parts would the next figure have?
Answer: 16
The number of parts doubles each time: 2, 4, 8, 16. The next figure has 16 parts.
Which of the following best describes the 'mirror image' transformation applied to the letter 'b'?
Answer: p
The mirror image of 'b' (reflected horizontally, as if flipping left-right) is 'd'. Reflecting vertically (top-bottom) would give 'p'. Reflecting both axes gives 'q'.