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Each figure has a code. Work out what each letter stands for. Which code goes with the figure on the right?
The first letter stands for the shape (L = star, M = cross, N = pentagon). The second letter stands for the shading (R = white, S = grey, T = black). The third letter stands for how many shapes there are (Z = 1 shape, W = 3 shapes, Y = 2 shapes). The new figure shows two black pentagons, so its code is NTY.
Each figure has a code. Work out what each letter stands for. Which code goes with the figure on the right?
The first letter stands for the shading (P = white, N = grey, L = black). The second letter stands for the shape (V = diamond, S = cross, T = square). The third letter stands for how many shapes there are (X = 2 shapes, W = 1 shape, Z = 3 shapes). The new figure shows three white squares, so its code is PTZ.
Each figure has a code. Work out what each letter stands for. Which code goes with the figure on the right?
The first letter stands for the shape (L = hexagon, M = star, N = triangle). The second letter stands for the shading (V = white, T = grey). The third letter stands for how many shapes there are (X = 3 shapes, W = 2 shapes, Y = 1 shape). The new figure shows three grey hexagons, so its code is LTX.
Each figure has a code. Work out what each letter stands for. Which code goes with the figure on the right?
The first letter stands for the shape (N = pentagon, P = hexagon, M = diamond). The second letter stands for how many shapes there are (V = 2 shapes, S = 3 shapes, T = 1 shape). The third letter stands for the shading (Z = white, Y = grey). The new figure shows three white hexagons, so its code is PSZ.
Each figure has a code. Work out what each letter stands for. Which code goes with the figure on the right?
The first letter stands for the shape (L = circle, N = square, M = star). The second letter stands for how many shapes there are (T = 2 shapes, V = 3 shapes). The third letter stands for the shading (W = black, Y = white, X = grey). The new figure shows three white circles, so its code is LVY.
Each figure has a code. Work out what each letter stands for. Which code goes with the figure on the right?
The first letter stands for how many shapes there are (M = 3 shapes, L = 1 shape, N = 2 shapes). The second letter stands for the shape (R = triangle, T = diamond, V = hexagon). The third letter stands for the shading (Z = white, X = black, Y = grey). The new figure shows two white triangles, so its code is NRZ.
Each figure has a code. Work out what each letter stands for. Which code goes with the figure on the right?
The first letter stands for the shading (L = black, M = grey, P = white). The second letter stands for the shape (T = square, S = hexagon). The third letter stands for how many shapes there are (W = 1 shape, X = 3 shapes). The new figure shows three white hexagons, so its code is PSX.
Each figure has a code. Work out what each letter stands for. Which code goes with the figure on the right?
The first letter stands for the shading (N = black, M = grey, L = white). The second letter stands for the shape (V = hexagon, S = star). The third letter stands for how many shapes there are (X = 1 shape, Y = 2 shapes). The new figure shows two white stars, so its code is LSY.
Each figure has a code. Work out what each letter stands for. Which code goes with the figure on the right?
The first letter stands for the shading (P = black, M = grey, N = white). The second letter stands for the shape (T = triangle, S = pentagon, V = diamond). The third letter stands for how many shapes there are (Z = 1 shape, W = 3 shapes, X = 2 shapes). The new figure shows three grey triangles, so its code is MTW.
Each figure has a code. Work out what each letter stands for. Which code goes with the figure on the right?
The first letter stands for the shading (P = black, L = grey). The second letter stands for how many shapes there are (T = 1 shape, R = 2 shapes, V = 3 shapes). The third letter stands for the shape (X = triangle, Z = circle, W = hexagon). The new figure shows three grey triangles, so its code is LVX.
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