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Pick the flat grid this block figure casts when you look straight down at it, or straight at its front.
No time limit. Front views appear from level 5.
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Which grid does it cast?
A figure made of stacked cubes appears. Work out the flat grid you would see looking straight down at it from above, or straight at it from the front, and pick that grid.
From above, a whole column of cubes is one square. From the front, each column shows its height. Nothing floats, so a front view is always solid from the ground up.
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How to play
A figure of stacked cubes appears. The question asks for one flat view of it.
The top view is what you see looking straight down. A whole column of cubes is a single square from up there, however tall it is. The corner of the figure nearest you is the bottom right of the grid, and the corner furthest away is the top left.
The front view is what you see standing in front of it. Each column shows its full height, and the ground is the bottom row of the grid.
Front views appear from level 5. Below that every question asks for the top view.
Every wrong answer is a grid some figure really could cast, so none of them can be dismissed as impossible. There is no time limit.
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