Figure Classification Flashcards
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Three figures all have an even number of sides. Which figure shares this classification?
Answer: A hexagon
A hexagon has six sides, an even number, matching the group.
Each figure in a set is shaded only in its top half. The correct answer continues which pattern?
Answer: Top half shaded
The shared rule shades only the upper half of each figure.
Three figures each show shapes that increase in size from left to right. The classification rule is:
Answer: Shapes grow in size in sequence
The figures are grouped by a left-to-right increase in size.
A group of figures all contain exactly two overlapping circles. Which figure belongs?
Answer: Two overlapping circles
The rule requires exactly two circles that overlap.
Each figure has a black shape on the left and a white shape on the right. The answer must show what arrangement?
Answer: Black left, white right
The classification keeps black on the left and white on the right.
Three figures each contain a shape with more curved edges than straight edges. Which figure fits?
Answer: A figure with two curves and one straight edge
More curved than straight edges matches the figure with two curves and one straight edge.
A set of figures all show a shape pointing toward the upper-right corner. The correct figure points where?
Answer: Upper-right
The shared orientation rule points each figure to the upper-right.