Grouping Figures - Intermediate-Advanced Level: design groups INTERMEDIATE-ADVANCED

Strategic expert challenge ★ for grouping figures: 20 intermediate-advanced-level problems. Worksheet 19 of 30 - Focus: design groups. Develop expertise in figure assemblies, pattern families, visual collections with step-by-step solutions. Ideal for advanced developing learners targeting advanced concepts with increasing complexity.

📝 Worksheet 19 of 30 • 20 questions • ⏱️ Estimated time: 20 minutes • 🎯 Intermediate-advanced level

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Question 1

Group these figures by their fill patternEach figure is labeled with a letterCDFEBA
Figures are grouped based on their fill pattern: solid (completely filled), hollow (only outline), striped (has stripe pattern), or dotted (has dot pattern).

Question 2

Group these figures by both shape AND colorEach figure is labeled with a letterDFAEBC
Each figure has a unique combination of shape and color. Figures that share both the same shape AND same color belong together.

Question 3

Group these figures by their sizeEach figure is labeled with a letterEFACDB
Figures can be grouped by their relative size: medium, large. Small figures are 25-35px, medium are 40-50px, large are 55-65px.

Question 4

Which figure is the odd one out based on color?Each figure is labeled with a letterDCAB
All figures have the same color except figure C, which has a different color.

Question 5

Which figure is the odd one out?Each figure is labeled with a letterDEBCA
All figures are triangles except figure C, which is a square.

Question 6

Hierarchical grouping: First by fill, then by size_rangeEach figure is labeled with a letterEIALCDGKHJBF
First, group all figures by their fill. Then, within each fill group, further subgroup by their size_range.

Question 7

Venn Diagram: Set A = triangles, Set B = red colorEach figure is labeled with a letterDGACJLEFIHKB
Figures can be grouped into four categories: those that are triangles (but not red color), those that are red color (but not triangles), those that are both, and those that are neither.

Question 8

Group these figures by orientation, color (all must match)Each figure is labeled with a letterAFDHGBCE
Figures must match on ALL attributes: orientation, color. Only figures that share the same values for all these attributes belong together.

Question 9

Which figure is the odd one out based on color?Each figure is labeled with a letterDCBAE
All figures have the same color except figure D, which has a different color.

Question 10

Which figure is the odd one out based on color?Each figure is labeled with a letterADCB
All figures have the same color except figure D, which has a different color.

Question 11

Group these triangles by their orientationEach figure is labeled with a letterHEACFDGB
All triangles should be grouped by their rotation angle. Figures pointing in the same direction (same rotation) belong together.

Question 12

Group these figures by both shape AND colorEach figure is labeled with a letterBGDACFHE
Each figure has a unique combination of shape and color. Figures that share both the same shape AND same color belong together.

Question 13

Group these diamonds by their orientationEach figure is labeled with a letterGAHBCDFE
All diamonds should be grouped by their rotation angle. Figures pointing in the same direction (same rotation) belong together.

Question 14

Group these figures by their geometric shapeEach figure is labeled with a letterIDHECALBGKFJ
The figures can be grouped into 3 distinct groups based on their shape: hexagon, triangle, pentagon. Each group contains figures that share the same geometric shape.

Question 15

Which figure is the odd one out?Each figure is labeled with a letterBDACEF
All figures are squares except figure F, which is a circle.

Question 16

Which figure is the odd one out? (Consider multiple attributes)Each figure is labeled with a letterCAGDBEF
All figures share the same shape, fill, size_range except the odd one, which differs in fill.

Question 17

Group these figures by their colorEach figure is labeled with a letterHEFDABCG
All figures of the same color should be grouped together. The colors present are: #DDA0DD, #96CEB4, #E74C3C, #45B7D1.

Question 18

Group these figures by their fill patternEach figure is labeled with a letterFAEDCB
Figures are grouped based on their fill pattern: solid (completely filled), hollow (only outline), striped (has stripe pattern), or dotted (has dot pattern).

Question 19

Venn Diagram: Set A = circles, Set B = purple colorEach figure is labeled with a letterJIHBEDLFKGCA
Figures can be grouped into four categories: those that are circles (but not purple color), those that are purple color (but not circles), those that are both, and those that are neither.

Question 20

Group these figures by convexity (convex vs concave)Each figure is labeled with a letterGJHDICBFEA
Convex shapes have all interior angles less than 180° and bulge outward. Concave shapes have at least one interior angle greater than 180° (they have 'dents' or indentations).
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