26.11.03 - Incomplete rectangles; Rectangles (incomplete)
26.11.13 - Rectangles (exactly two rectangles); Two rectangles
26.11.16 - Rectangles touching or intersecting
26.11.25 - Rectangles with one or more curved sides
26.13.13 - Quadrilateral (two quadrilaterals); Two quadrilaterals
26.13.21 - Quadrilaterals that are completely or partially shaded
26.13.25 - Quadrilaterals with one or more curved sides
27.03.01 - Geometric figures forming letters, numerals or punctuation
27.03.05 - Objects forming letters or numerals
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