Sort into groups
Put everyday things into two or three groups: by kind, fruit or vegetable, how they move, or color.
Example
Example
Two groups that are far apart, like food and clothes.
3 sets · No time limit · 18 things to sort
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Sort into groups
Tap a thing, then the group it belongs to. You can move a thing again until you check.
To sort
All sorted. Check when you are ready.
Round complete.
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- 0 / 18
- Active time
Tip: read the group names first, then sort the things you are sure of.
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Tap a thing to choose it, then tap a group. When every thing is sorted, press Check. A thing in the wrong group shows where it goes.
Keys: Tab to a thing and press Enter to choose it, then 1, 2 or 3 for its group. Escape lets go of the chosen thing.
About this practice
Sort into groups is a practice in sorting everyday things by what they have in common. Each set shows two or three labeled groups; put each thing in the one it belongs to.
Level 1 has two groups that are far apart, like food and clothes. Level 2 has two that are close, like fruit and vegetables, or animals that swim and animals that walk. Level 3 has three kinds, and level 4 has three groups by how animals move, where vehicles go, or color.
Every thing in a set belongs to exactly one of its groups. Color groups only use things known by their color, like a banana or a leaf, and every group shows its name in words.
There is no time limit, and you can move a thing again until you check.
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Put everyday things into two or three groups: by kind, fruit or vegetable, how they move, or color.
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On by default unless you turn it off. Saved choices are kept. Shares starts, completions, replays and error categories. For ChatGPT visits, starts and completions may include the first QuickenBrain page and country. No answers, drawings or names.
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