24.15.10 - Arrows, more than one; More than one arrow
24.15.25 - Other arrows
26.11.02 - Plain single line rectangles; Rectangles (single line)
26.11.03 - Incomplete rectangles; Rectangles (incomplete)
26.11.05 - Rectangles made of broken or dotted lines
26.11.10 - Rectangles divided once into two sections
26.11.20 - Rectangles inside one another
26.13.12 - Quadrilaterals with bars, bands and lines
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