The task in the image is to color the arrows based on a given code. Here's how to solve it step by step:
Step 1: Understand the Code
The image provides a key at the top that assigns colors to specific arrow directions:
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Red: Upward arrow (↑)
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Green: Downward arrow (↓)
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Blue: Leftward arrow (←)
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Yellow: Rightward arrow (→)
Step 2: Apply the Code
Using the key, you need to color each arrow in the grid according to its direction:
- Color all upward arrows (↑)
red.
- Color all downward arrows (↓)
green.
- Color all leftward arrows (←)
blue.
- Color all rightward arrows (→)
yellow.
Step 3: Color the Arrows
Here’s how the grid should be colored based on the directions of the arrows:
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First Row:
- ↑ (Red)
- ↓ (Green)
- ← (Blue)
- → (Yellow)
- ↓ (Green)
- ← (Blue)
- ↑ (Red)
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Second Row:
- ← (Blue)
- → (Yellow)
- ↑ (Red)
- → (Yellow)
- → (Yellow)
- ↑ (Red)
- → (Yellow)
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Third Row:
- ↓ (Green)
- ↑ (Red)
- ↓ (Green)
- ← (Blue)
- ↑ (Red)
- ↓ (Green)
- ← (Blue)
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Fourth Row:
- → (Yellow)
- ↑ (Red)
- → (Yellow)
- ↓ (Green)
- ← (Blue)
- ↑ (Red)
- → (Yellow)
Final Answer:
Color the arrows as follows:
- Red: All upward arrows (↑)
- Green: All downward arrows (↓)
- Blue: All leftward arrows (←)
- Yellow: All rightward arrows (→)
This ensures that each arrow is correctly colored according to the provided code.
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{\text{Color arrows based on the key: Red for ↑, Green for ↓, Blue for ←, Yellow for →}}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of arrow of light worksheet.