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A tartan showing two possible units of repeat.

Two possible units of repeat.
Source: Getty/Arthur S. Aubry.

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A fence made of vertical metal bars, with alternating long and short bars.

A wrought iron fence.
Source: NCPTT Media. Licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial 2.0 Generic (CC BY-NC 2.0).

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Eight tiles: four across, two deep. All the tiles have an identical pattern. The pattern repeats at the intersections.

Patterned floor tiles.
Source: Getty/Pete Ryan.

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Adjacent columns of coloured cubes two, four, six, eight and ten cubes high, standing on a common base line.

A staircase pattern.

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A line of cubes consisting of one yellow, two blue, three green and four red cubes.

A growing pattern of cubes.

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Six shapes: a small brown rhombus, a yellow hexagon, a larger blue rhombus, a red trapezium, an orange square and a green equilateral triangle.

A set of pattern blocks.

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Two closed shapes: on the left, a random curved scribble; on the right, a rectangle.

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A hollow square, with each side consisting of a line of green-yellow-green-yellow cubes.

A border pattern.

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Twelve yellow dots arranged in a three by four pattern.

A 3 \(\times\) 4 array.

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Six dots arranged in a triangular pattern with three dots on each side.

A triangular array.

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