Arrange geometric primitives from the most basic element to more complex figures. Items: (a) Point (b) Triangle (c) Square (d) Angle (e) Line
Verbal Reasoning
Logical Sequence of Words
Difficulty: Easy
Choose an option
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Ad, a, e, b, c
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Bc, b, a, e, d
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Cb, a, d, e, c
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Da, e, d, b, c
Answer
Correct Answer: a, e, d, b, c
Explanation
Introduction / Context:Build geometry from the primitive “point”. A line connects points; an angle joins rays; polygons follow.
Given Data / Assumptions:Point → Line → Angle → Triangle → Square.
Concept / Approach:Use dependency ordering (you need lines before angles, angles before polygons).
Step-by-Step Solution:
a → e → d → b → cVerification / Alternative check:The count of sides/angles rises consistently.
Why Other Options Are Wrong:They place complex figures before primitives.
Common Pitfalls:Skipping angle before triangle.
Final Answer:a, e, d, b, c