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A Child Who Cannot Recognize the Six Parts of a Triangle

Question 6

Question 6

Multiple Choice

A child who cannot recognize the six parts of a triangle is still operating at which of the following van Hiele levels?


A) analysis
B) visualization
C) informal deduction
D) rigor

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