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Online Quiz: British Curriculum Primary 1 Maths Quiz: Patterns with Shapes and Colours

Open Online Quiz: British Curriculum Primary 1 Maths Quiz: Patterns with Shapes and Colours - ๐Ÿ”ข Maths - Level 1 - Term 1 as an interactive British curriculum quiz with instant marking and explanations.

Level 1 ๐Ÿ”ข Maths Term 1 2025/2026 Teacher: Almanahj

Cambridge Primary 1 Maths: Patterns with Shapes and Colours

This lesson quiz helps young learners identify, continue and describe repeating patterns made from simple shapes and colours.

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Question 1
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Look at the pattern. What comes next?
Question 2
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Look at the colours. What colour comes next?
Question 3
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Look at the shapes. What shape comes next?
Question 4
1 point
Look at the colours. What colour comes next?
Question 5
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What comes next in the pattern?
Question 6
1 point
What comes next in the pattern?
Question 7
1 point
What colour comes next?
Question 8
1 point
What shape completes the pattern?
Question 9
1 point
What colour comes next?
Question 10
1 point
What shape comes next?
Question 11
1 point
Which is an AB pattern?
Question 12
1 point
Which is an ABC pattern?
Question 13
1 point
What comes next: star, moon, star, moon, __?
Question 14
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What comes next: red, red, blue, red, red, __?
Question 15
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What comes next: square, triangle, square, triangle, __?
Question 16
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What comes next: green, yellow, green, yellow, __?
Question 17
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Which item breaks the pattern: circle, square, circle, triangle?
Question 18
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Which item breaks the pattern: red, blue, red, green?
Question 19
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What is the repeating part in: circle, square, circle, square?
Question 20
1 point
What is the repeating part in: red, red, blue, red, red, blue?