Figure counting

Count the complete outlines. Include larger figures that span several small regions.

Track different sizes · Multiple triangle bases and rectangle grids with partial partitions.

6 questions · No time limit

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Example

Example · Standard

How many rectangles have all four sides fully drawn? Include squares and every size.

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Count the requested shapes, choose a total, then check your answer.

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A triangle needs three fully drawn straight sides. A rectangle needs four fully drawn sides and four right angles; squares count as rectangles. A side may continue through an intersection, but it cannot bridge a gap. Count each outline once. Higher levels add multiple bases, crossed diagonals and staggered partial partitions. These original puzzles are not a standardized assessment.

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Original practice puzzles, not a standardized assessment.

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Count the complete outlines. Include larger figures that span several small regions.

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