6.1.1

Codes Example

Test yourself

Codes

You will be given a sequence of images, each its own code referring to the shapes and shading within the image.

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Question

  • Does code A, B, C or D describe the shape?
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Find similar shapes

  • The shading in the last three images is the same, as is the first letter in the code.
  • So B as the first letter in the code means the shape is a square.
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Find similar shading

  • The shading in the first two images is the same, as is the second letter in the code.
  • So P as the second letter in the code means shading with lines.
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Crack the code

  • We can deduce that H as the second letter in the code means shading with stars.
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Crack the code

  • We can deduce that R as the second letter in the code means shading with dots.
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Crack the code

  • We know the first letter of the missing code is B as the shape is a square.
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Give the correct answer

  • The only letter not seen before in the codes is G, so that must be the code for shading with wiggly lines.

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1Find the Reflection/Rotation

1.1Reflection

1.1.1Find the Reflection Example

1.2Rotation

1.2.1Find the Rotation Example

1.3Practice Questions

1.3.1Find the Reflection/Rotation Practice Questions

2Complete the Grid

2.1Reflection

2.1.1Complete the Grid - Reflection Example

2.2Rotation

2.2.1Complete the Grid - Rotation Example

2.3Counting

2.3.1Complete the Grid - Counting Example

2.4Shading & Design

2.4.1Complete the Grid - Shading & Design Example

2.5Practice Questions

2.5.1Complete the Grid Practice Questions

3Complete the Set

3.1Reflection

3.1.1Complete the Set - Reflection Example

3.2Rotation

3.2.1Complete the Set - Rotation & Shading Example

3.2.2Complete the Set - Rotation Example

3.3Counting

3.3.1Complete the Set - Counting Example

3.4Shading & Designs

3.4.1Complete the Set - Shading & Design Example

3.5Similar Shapes

3.5.1Complete the Set - Similar Shapes Examples

3.6Practice Questions

3.6.1Complete the Set Practice Questions

4Complete the Pair

4.1Reflection

4.1.1Complete the Pair - Reflection Example

4.2Rotation

4.2.1Complete the Pair - Rotation Example

4.3Counting

4.3.1Complete the Pair - Counting Example

4.4Shading & Design

4.4.1Complete the Pair - Shading & Design Example

4.5Shapes

4.5.1Complete the Pair - Shapes Example

4.6Practice Questions

4.6.1Complete the Pair Practice Questions

5Odd One Out

5.1Rotation

5.1.1Odd One Out - Rotation Example

5.2Counting

5.2.1Odd One Out - Counting Example

5.3Shading

5.3.1Odd One Out - Shading Example

5.4Overlapping Shapes

5.4.1Odd One Out - Overlapping Shapes Example

5.5Position

5.5.1Odd One Out - Position Example

5.6Practice Questions

5.6.1Odd One Out Practice Questions

6Codes

6.1Codes

6.1.1Codes Example

6.2Practice Questions

6.2.1Codes Practice Questions

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Odd One Out Practice Questions

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