Venn Diagram Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Exam Questions
Click on the regions to fill them with paint. There is an undo button if you make a mistake. Alternatively you could change the paint colour to white to eliminate unwanted regions.
Click the 'Check' button to see how well you are doing at any point as you are working through the diagrams. You can earn a Transum Trophy for getting at least 8 diagrams correct.
You can use any colour (except white) to paint the regions of the Venn diagrams so make it a colourful work of art!
Help Video:
SuggestedVenn Diagram
Drag and drop each of the numbers one to sixteen on the correct region of
the Venn diagram. |
RecommendedVenn Totals
Practise reading and creating Venn diagrams containing two and three sets
and the number of elements within. |
InterestingSet Notation Matching Game
Match the set notation statements with the equivalent symbol(s). A drag and
drop self marking exercise. |
Don't Miss!Venn Diagram Pairs
The traditional pairs or pelmanism game adapted to test knowledge of Venn
diagrams. |
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Finally here is an interesting use of a Venn diagram as the colour key of a map.
It shows the countries that qualified for the 2010, 2014 and 2018 FIFA World Cups.
Map created by SoldadoTrifaldon and featured on Brilliant Maps.
