Cognitive Assessment Identifying Common Features 1 Flashcards
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Three items are presented: a red apple, a red fire truck, and a red stop sign. What feature do all three share?
Answer: They are all red
All three items — the apple, fire truck, and stop sign — share the color red, making color the single unifying feature across all three.
Look at these three groups of numbers: {3, 6, 9}, {5, 10, 15}, {7, 14, 21}. What rule do all three groups share?
Answer: Each number in a group is a multiple of the first number
In every group, the second and third numbers are exact multiples (×2 and ×3) of the first number, so each group is a set of multiples of its starting value.
A wooden chair, a wooden bookshelf, and a wooden baseball bat are shown. What is their common feature?
Answer: They are all made of wood
Although a chair and bookshelf are furniture, the baseball bat is not — the only property that applies to all three objects is that they are made of wood.
Three patterns are displayed: a row of alternating black and white squares, a row of alternating black and white circles, and a row of alternating black and white triangles. What do all three patterns have in common?
Answer: They all alternate between two colors
The shapes differ across the three rows, but every row follows the same rule of alternating between black and white, making the two-color alternating pattern the shared feature.
Consider three word sets: {HOT, COLD, WARM}, {FAST, SLOW, QUICK}, {LOUD, QUIET, SOFT}. What feature is common to all three sets?
Answer: Each set contains words that describe degree or intensity on a scale
Each set groups words that describe a measurable quality along a spectrum — temperature, speed, and volume — making 'words expressing degree or intensity on a scale' the unifying feature.
Three images are shown: a spider web, a fishing net, and a window screen. What feature do all three share?
Answer: They all have a mesh or grid-like structure with holes
A spider web, fishing net, and window screen are each constructed with an interlocking mesh pattern that contains open spaces — this grid-like structure with holes is the feature they all share.