Please find a shape with no lines of symmetry.
Anna was making a border across her notebook paper.
She used one shape and kept flipping it over a vertical axis (reflecting the shape).
What did her border look like?
Mrs. Johnson has a large piece of land (pictured here).
She divided the land into four parts, shown by the two red lines.
Which part is largest?
The diagram shows four sets of different geometric shapes.
Which two sets have more common elements?
In Australia, the usual size of a modern brick is 23 cm x 11 cm (length x width).
The diagram shows 4 Australian bricks.
Find the length of the side of the enclosed square.
Which point on the ruler best represents 287 millimeters?
( The numbers on the scale are centimeters. )
Look at the tile on the right.
Which diagram below shows the tile after it has been turned clockwise?
Which figure is divided into 4 congruent shapes?
Two figures are congruent if they have the same shape and size.
Fifteen billiard balls of the same size fit into a triangular rack.
How many more balls that touch the rack are there than those that do not touch the rack?
Which numbers are inside the square and inside the circle but not inside the triangle at the same time?
How far from the middle of the ruler is the position of the arrow?
(The numbers on the ruler are centimeters.)
In Australia, the usual size of a modern brick is 23 cm x 11 cm (length x width).
The diagram shows 4 Australian bricks.
Find the maximum length of the side of the figure.
Which point on the ruler best represents 278 millimeters?
[ The numbers on the scale are centimeters. ]
Four squares of colored paper of the same size have been placed on top each other as shown in the picture.
What is the order of the squares from the bottom to the top?
Gerry has a cube twelve inches on a side.
If he cuts the cube into smaller cubes 4 inches on a side, how many cuts did he make?
How many colored polygons are there in the picture?
"In elementary geometry, a polygon is a plane figure that is bounded by a finite chain of straight line segments closing in a loop to form a closed chain or circuit. These segments are called its edges or sides, and the points where two edges meet are the polygon's vertices (singular: vertex) or corners." - Wikipedia
Compare the areas of the two squares.
Please note that "two times bigger", "two times as big", and "twice as big", all mean exactly the same thing.
If I fold the piece of paper along the thick red line, one of the letters will not be covered by a green square.
Which letter is it?
In the picture, figures ABCDEF and UVWXYZ have the same shape and size.
Which side must have the same length as side AB?
If you start in a point and follow the line segments, how many turns around the circle center do you make before arriving to the same point?
Seven sticks lie on top of each other. Stick C is at the bottom. Stick G is at the top.
Which stick is in the middle?
Sides of a square are either external (a thick dark line) or common with the sides of other squares (a thin line).
Which square has the largest number of external sides?
Select the shape that is congruent to this one.
What is the area? 
What is the volume of this object?
Which of these shapes gives the smallest area? 
Which shape appears most often in the figure?
Which shape shows a correct line of symmetry?
Which two shapes could be placed together to form the rectangle?
How big is angle X?
Kevin tried to make shapes with six sides. 
Which of these are regular shapes? 
Which of these shapes has the same number of sides as the star?
Which green line segment is the shortest?
Which of the following would complete the figure so that it has a horizontal line of symmetry?
How many of the letters in the Russian alphabet have more than one line of symmetry?
What is the greatest number of possible points of intersection of a circle and a triangle?
The figure shows a brick. 
What is the fraction of boards painted in red?
How many pieces do you form with 6 cuts of a pizza? 
A sculptor cut a corner of a cube. 
What is this weight to the nearest 1kg?
How many squares are there?
Which shape has the smallest perimeter? 
What two shapes share the longest border?
Which two rectangles fit together, without overlapping, to make a square?
Which shape is colored more than half in green?
How many small cubes are there?
Which figure has no sides the same length?
Which shape has the largest area?
What is the largest number of arrows pointing in the same direction?
How many faces does the shape have?
How many wooden matches are there in the picture?
How many more cubes does shape A have than shape B?
The street blocks on State Street have the same length. 
Which shape has the largest area?
Which line segment is the smallest?
How many squares are there in the picture?
How many yellow tiles will fit into the gray shape without overlapping?
How many squares of any size are there in the picture?
Find X.
What is the greatest number of possible points of intersection of a circle and a square?
How many sides does the shape have?
Which shape has the largest number of sides?
Which shape has a smaller area?
Which of these shapes is in the right top corner?
What two shapes share the longest border?
Which shape has the largest area?
The picture shows a solid cube. 
What shape has the smallest area?
How many 1x1x1 cubes can fit in the box?
How many parallel lines are there in the picture?
About how long is this string?
The picture shows a subway map. 
How many balls are there in the pyramid?
Which set of bricks is less heavier?
How many sides does the fountain have?
For which shape did I use more wood?
Which line divides the circle into two equal parts?
How many balls touch exactly 6 other balls?
Which of the shapes has the largest perimeter?
How many blue lines are there in the picture?
What is the greatest number?
How many squares of any size are in the picture?
How many semi-circles are there in the picture? 
Guess the number of cubes in the skeleton pyramid.
How many small circles are outside all three squares?
Find the sum of these numbers excluding the number in the largest square.
How many times do these two shapes intersect?
If you extend the chain which two rings will be in the middle?
Which shape has the smallest area?
Which shape should I use to form a square using four such pieces? 
How many small triangles are there?
Which line divides the circle into two equal parts?
How many squares are there?
Add the numbers inside each shape. 
Which way is the second shortest?