Final Answer:
The task asks students to compare pattern blocks (hexagons, trapezoids, rhombuses, triangles) and express how many of one shape equal another — for example, “2 triangles = 1 rhombus” or “3 rhombuses = 1 hexagon”. Since no specific question is singled out and the image contains multiple worksheets, the core answer expected is understanding that:
- 1 hexagon = 2 trapezoids = 3 rhombuses = 6 triangles
- 1 trapezoid = 1 rhombus + 1 triangle = 3 triangles
- 1 rhombus = 2 triangles
Thus, the standard equivalence relationships are:
6 triangles = 1 hexagon
3 rhombuses = 1 hexagon
2 trapezoids = 1 hexagon
2 triangles = 1 rhombus
3 triangles = 1 trapezoid
If a single final numeric answer is required (e.g., for a specific blank like “___ triangles = 1 hexagon”), it is:
6
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of pattern block fractions worksheet.
