Patterns and Sorting Quiz
Kindergarten · Math · Quiz
Show what you know about repeating patterns and sorting objects into groups.
Questions
What comes next? Triangle, triangle, circle, triangle, triangle, ___
- Triangle
- Circle
- Square
- Rectangle
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Answer: Circle
The pattern is triangle, triangle, circle repeating. After triangle, triangle comes circle.
Which is an example of an AB pattern?
- Red, red, red
- Big, small, big, small
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
- Cat, dog, fish, cat
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Answer: Big, small, big, small
Big, small, big, small repeats two things (A=big, B=small), so it is an AB pattern.
You can sort blocks by size.
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Answer: True
You can sort blocks by size — grouping big blocks and small blocks separately.
A student sorts fruit: apples in one group and bananas in another group. What attribute did they sort by?
- Color
- Size
- Type of fruit
- How many
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Answer: Type of fruit
The student sorted by type of fruit — apples go together and bananas go together.
What is missing? Sun, moon, star, sun, moon, ___
- Sun
- Moon
- Star
- Cloud
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Answer: Star
The pattern sun, moon, star repeats. After moon comes star.
A pattern that repeats two things is called an ___ pattern.
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Answer: ab
An AB pattern repeats two different things, like A and B, over and over.
Clap, stomp, clap, stomp is a pattern.
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Answer: True
Clap, stomp, clap, stomp is an AB pattern made with sounds and actions.
Which group shows objects sorted by shape?
- All big objects
- All red objects
- All circles
- All soft objects
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Answer: All circles
All circles are grouped by shape — they are all the same shape.
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