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Circles and Triangles

Large circles and triangles alternate in spacious rows. Pick one color for circles and another for triangles; notice that the middle row starts with a triangle.

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Yellow circles alternate with blue triangles

Follow the shape, even when the next row starts differently.

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Digital example: Three rows of alternating yellow circles and blue triangles.

1. Golden yellow — circles
2. Sky blue — triangles

Find all six circles and color them golden yellow.
Fill all six triangles with sky blue, including their rounded corners.

Read each row from left to right: yellow and blue should alternate with white gaps.

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