- A10
- B6
- C8
- D9
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The big square, its 4 quarters, the centre square, and the 4 small squares into which the mid-lines cut the centre square: .
Answer: A) 10
A square is divided into four by its mid-lines, and a smaller square is drawn around the centre. How many squares are there?
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