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Find the pointed cone and rounded scoop of a simple ice cream. Two diagonal lines divide the cone into three broad sections below the curved scoop. Color the straight-sided cone and the rounded top differently to compare their shapes.
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Use the numbered areas to build a small, clear palette. This is a partial coloring example: leave all unlisted areas white.
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Compare each numbered area with its swatch. The selected features should stand out clearly, with the original outlines and the surrounding white spaces still visible.

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