🔄 Patterns & Relationships
Explore repeating patterns with shapes, colors, and objects! Learn to spot pattern rules, extend sequences, and create your own patterns. This quiz focuses on AB, ABC, and AABB repeating patterns, as well as growing number patterns—key skills in Grade 2 mathematics. **What you'll learn:** - Identify and extend repeating patterns - Recognize AB, ABC, and AABB pattern rules - Create patterns using shapes and colors - Understand growing number patterns - Apply pattern knowledge to solve problems
Questions in this quiz
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- Question 1
Look at this pattern: Red circle, blue square, red circle, blue square, red circle, blue square. What is the pattern rule?
- Question 2
In an AB pattern, the same two elements always repeat in the same order.
- Question 3
Which sequence shows an ABC repeating pattern?
- Question 4
Look at this pattern: Circle, circle, square, square, circle, circle, square, square. What type of pattern is this?
- Question 5
What comes next in this pattern: Triangle, circle, square, triangle, circle, square, triangle, circle, ___?
- Question 6
Growing patterns always increase by the same amount each time.
- Question 7
Look at this growing pattern: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. By how much does the pattern grow each time?
- Question 8
If a pattern starts at 1 and grows by 2 each time, what are the first five numbers?
- Question 9
Which pattern shows a clear rule that you could explain to a friend?
- Question 10
You can create a pattern using numbers, shapes, colors, and objects.
- Question 11
What comes next in this pattern: Yellow triangle, yellow triangle, blue square, yellow triangle, yellow triangle, blue square, ___?
- Question 12
Look at the number pattern: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25. What is the pattern rule?
- Question 13
If you create an AB pattern using apples and oranges, how many elements repeat?
- Question 14
In a growing pattern, each number can be any random value with no rule.
- Question 15
Look at this pattern: Cat, dog, dog, cat, dog, dog, cat, dog, dog. What type of pattern is this?
- Question 16
Which growing pattern increases by 3 each time?
- Question 17
You are making a repeating pattern with red and blue beads. After making red, blue, red, blue, what should come next if it's an AB pattern?