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Look carefully, including tilted ones. How many squares can you find in this figure of two side-by-side squares with their diagonals drawn?

Competition practiceCounting Figures
  • A1
  • B2
  • C3
  • D4

Step-by-Step Solution

The 2 drawn squares, plus a tilted square in the middle whose four sides lie on the inner halves of the diagonals (its corners are the two centres and the middles of the top and bottom edges): .
Answer: C) 3

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