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A tilted square joins the midpoints of the sides of a square, and two lines inside it join the midpoints of its own opposite sides. How many squares are there?

Competition practiceCounting Figures
  • A6
  • B2
  • C4
  • D5

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The outer square, the tilted square and the 4 small tilted squares inside it: .
Answer: A) 6

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