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Grade 2 Reasoning: Picture analogies QuizPrint.CA Ontario · Reasoning — complete picture analogies NameDateScore 1. The two pictures on top go together in a certain way. Which figure goes with the bottom picture the same way? 2. The two pictures on top go together in a certain way. Which figure goes with the bottom picture the same way? 3. The two pictures on top go together in a certain way. Which figure goes with the bottom picture the same way? 4. The two pictures on top go together in a certain way. Which figure goes with the bottom picture the same way? 5. The two pictures on top go together in a certain way. Which figure goes with the bottom picture the same way? 6. The two pictures on top go together in a certain way. Which figure goes with the bottom picture the same way? 7. The two pictures on top go together in a certain way. Which figure goes with the bottom picture the same way? 8. The two pictures on top go together in a certain way. Which figure goes with the bottom picture the same way? 9. Which figure completes the analogy? 10. The two pictures on top go together in a certain way. Which figure goes with the bottom picture the same way? Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource. Answer key Grade 2 Reasoning: Picture analogies Ontario · Reasoning — complete picture analogies Question numbers match the worksheet. 1.C) outline hexagonThe pattern comes off, and the outline stays. 2.D) outline circle with outline hexagon insideThe inside shape and the outside shape trade places. 3.D) filled triangle with white filled circle inside turned 180 degreesThe shape turns upside down, fills in, and the black mark becomes a white hole. 4.A) flower and dogThe two pictures trade places. 5.A) cheeseA rabbit eats lettuce, so a mouse eats cheese. 6.C) 2 fishOne picture becomes two of the same picture. 7.A) ladybug and cloudThe two pictures trade places. 8.B) hatA foot goes with a boot, so a head goes with a hat. 9.D) outline rhombusShaded becomes unshaded, or unshaded becomes shaded. 10.C) cornA cat eats a fish, so a duck eats corn. Keep this page if you are printing for a child. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource.

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