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Question (1)

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A tangram is best described as

(A) A set of puzzle pieces used to form different shapes
(B) A measuring instrument
(C) A type of graph
(D) A solid figure

Correct Answer: A

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Question (2)

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While making a tangram design, the pieces should

(A) Overlap each other
(B) Leave gaps between them
(C) Fit together without gaps or overlaps
(D) Be folded before arranging

Correct Answer: C

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In a tangram, all pieces fit together exactly without gaps or overlaps.

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Question (3)

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Which skill is mainly developed by solving tangram puzzles?

(A) Memorising tables
(B) Pattern recognition and spatial thinking
(C) Handwriting
(D) Reading speed

Correct Answer: B

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Question (4)

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A student uses all the tangram pieces to make a square. How many pieces remain unused?

(A) 7
(B) 1
(C) 2
(D) 0

Correct Answer: D

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Question (5)

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Which statement about tangram pieces is correct?

(A) Every piece is a circle.
(B) Every piece has the same shape.
(C) Different shapes together can form many new figures.
(D) All pieces are rectangles.

Correct Answer: C

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Question (6)

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If one tangram piece is missing, what is most likely to happen while making the required figure?

(A) The figure can always be completed exactly.
(B) The figure will usually be incomplete.
(C) The missing piece changes into another shape.
(D) The remaining pieces become larger.

Correct Answer: B

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Question (7)

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Which of the following should be observed while arranging tangram pieces?

(A) Only the colours of the pieces
(B) Only the number of pieces
(C) The shapes, sides and angles of the pieces
(D) Only the size of the paper

Correct Answer: C

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Question (8)

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A child rotates a tangram piece before placing it. What changes?

(A) Its shape changes.
(B) Its size changes.
(C) Only its position changes.
(D) Its number of sides changes.

Correct Answer: C

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Rotating a piece changes only its orientation, not its shape or size.

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Question (9)

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Which action is allowed while solving a tangram puzzle?

(A) Rotating the pieces
(B) Cutting the pieces into smaller parts
(C) Stretching the pieces
(D) Changing the lengths of the sides

Correct Answer: A

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Question (10)

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A tangram figure of a bird is made using all seven pieces. If one piece is removed, the figure will

(A) Still remain exactly the same
(B) Become incomplete
(C) Turn into a square automatically
(D) Change into a circle

Correct Answer: B

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Every piece contributes to the complete tangram figure. Removing one piece makes the figure incomplete.

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Question (1)

A tangram is best described as

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Question (2)

While making a tangram design, the pieces should

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Question (3)

Which skill is mainly developed by solving tangram puzzles?

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Question (4)

A student uses all the tangram pieces to make a square. How many pieces remain unused?

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Question (5)

Which statement about tangram pieces is correct?

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Question (6)

If one tangram piece is missing, what is most likely to happen while making the required figure?

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Question (7)

Which of the following should be observed while arranging tangram pieces?

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Question (8)

A child rotates a tangram piece before placing it. What changes?

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Question (9)

Which action is allowed while solving a tangram puzzle?

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Question (10)

A tangram figure of a bird is made using all seven pieces. If one piece is removed, the figure will

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