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A square has its left-side midpoint joined to the two right corners and its right-side midpoint joined to the two left corners. Count the parallelograms, the square itself included.

Competition practiceCounting Figures
  • A1
  • B2
  • C4
  • D3

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The square itself, two slanting parallelograms (each between a pair of parallel lines, with half of each upright side), and the rhombus in the middle around the centre: .
Answer: C) 4

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