01.01.13 - Stars - multiple stars with five points
21.03.01 - Balls including playground balls, beach balls, billiard balls, tennis balls, bingo balls and lottery balls; Beach balls; Billiard balls; Bingo balls; Lottery balls; Paddle balls; Playground balls; Table tennis balls; Tennis balls
21.03.15 - Soccer balls; Volleyballs
26.01.17 - Circles, two concentric; Concentric circles, two; Two concentric circles
26.01.26 - Coils; Spirals; Swirls
26.15.21 - Polygons that are completely or partially shaded
26.17.09 - Bands, curved; Bars, curved; Curved line(s), band(s) or bar(s); Lines, curved
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