- A2
- B4
- C3
- D5
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Only the three drawn squares: the outer one, the tilted one and the small upright one. Every other piece is a triangle, so the count is 3.
Answer: C) 3
Look at three squares nested inside one another, each joining the midpoints of the one around it. How many squares are there?
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