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1 Here you can learn all about 2-D shapes

2 What is the name of this shape?
Hexagon Triangle Square Circle Rectangle Pentagon

3 This is what a circle looks like
Sorry, try again This is what a circle looks like

4 This is what a hexagon looks like
Sorry, try again This is what a hexagon looks like

5 This is what a rectangle looks like
Sorry, try again This is what a rectangle looks like

6 This is what a triangle looks like
Sorry, try again This is what a triangle looks like

7 This is what a pentagon looks like
Sorry, try again This is what a pentagon looks like

8 This is what a square looks like
Sorry, try again This is what a square looks like

9 Well done, you are correct!

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