To solve the problem, we need to identify the pattern in each sequence and determine which option completes the pattern correctly. Let's analyze each sequence step by step.
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Sequence 1:
- Pattern: Square, Circle, Star, Square, ...
- Options: Circle, Square
#### Analysis:
The sequence alternates between a square and another shape (circle, star). The next shape after "Square" should be a "Circle."
#### Answer:
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Circle
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Sequence 2:
- Pattern: Circle, Star, Square, Circle, ...
- Options: Star, Square
#### Analysis:
The sequence alternates between a circle and another shape (star, square). The next shape after "Circle" should be a "Star."
#### Answer:
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Star
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Sequence 3:
- Pattern: Star, Square, Circle, Star, ...
- Options: Square, Star
#### Analysis:
The sequence alternates between a star and another shape (square, circle). The next shape after "Star" should be a "Square."
#### Answer:
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Square
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Sequence 4:
- Pattern: Square, Star, Circle, Square, ...
- Options: Star, Circle
#### Analysis:
The sequence alternates between a square and another shape (star, circle). The next shape after "Square" should be a "Star."
#### Answer:
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Star
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Sequence 5:
- Pattern: Circle, Star, Square, Circle, ...
- Options: Circle, Star
#### Analysis:
The sequence alternates between a circle and another shape (star, square). The next shape after "Circle" should be a "Star."
#### Answer:
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Star
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Sequence 6:
- Pattern: Star, Square, Circle, Star, ...
- Options: Square, Circle
#### Analysis:
The sequence alternates between a star and another shape (square, circle). The next shape after "Star" should be a "Square."
#### Answer:
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Square
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Final Answers:
1. Circle
2. Star
3. Square
4. Star
5. Star
6. Square
Boxed Answer:
\[
\boxed{\text{Circle, Star, Square, Star, Star, Square}}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of patterning worksheet grade.