IMO Level 1- Mathematics Olympiad (SOF) Class 2: Questions 404 - 408 of 578

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Question 404

Lines, Shapes and Solids

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How many squares are there in the given figure?

This Image Shows the Face Make with the Help of Basic Shapes

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Choice (4)		Response
a.	4
b.	5
c.	2
d.	3

Question 405

Pictographs

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= 1 mangoes, then 3 mangoes are same as

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Choice (4)		Response
a.	In this Image Shows the Fruit of Mango – Choice A
b.	In this Image Shows the Fruit of Mango – Choice B
c.	In this Image Shows the Fruit of Mango – Choice C
d.	In this Image Shows the Fruit of Mango – Choice D

Question 406

Patterns

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Find the next figure to complete the given figure pattern below.

This Pattern Shows the Shape of Basic Geometrics

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Choice (4)		Response
a.	This Image Shows the Shape of Basic Objects – Choice A
b.	This Image Shows the Shape of Basic Objects – Choice B
c.	This Image Shows the Shape of Basic Objects – Choice C
d.	This Image Shows the Shape of Basic Objects – Choice D

Question 407

Logical Reasoning

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Which of the following is reverse arrangement of alphabets of the given word?

This Image Shows the OLYMPIAD World Using Alphabets

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Choice (4)		Response
a.	DAIPYMLO
b.	DAIPMYLO
c.	DAIMPYLO
d.	All of the above

Question 408

Patterns

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Find the next figure to complete the given figure pattern below.

This Pattern Shows the Basic Geometric Shapes

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Choice (4)		Response
a.	This Image Shows the Pair of Two Basic Shapes – Choice A
b.	This Image Shows the Pair of Two Basic Shapes – Choice B
c.	This Image Shows the Pair of Two Basic Shapes – Choice C
d.	This Image Shows the Pair of Two Basic Shapes – Choice D