26.01.03 - Circles, incomplete (more than semi-circles); Incomplete circles (more than semi-circles)
26.01.06 - Circles, semi; Semi-circles
26.01.09 - Circles having animals as a border; Circles having geometric figures as a border; Circles having humans as a border; Circles having objects as a border; Circles having plants as a border; Geometric figures, objects, humans, plants or animals forming or bordering the perimeter of a circle.
26.13.02 - Plain single or multiple line quadrilaterals; Quadrilaterals (single line or multiple line)
26.13.13 - Quadrilateral (two quadrilaterals); Two quadrilaterals
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