To determine whether Figures 1 and 2 are similar, we need to consider the definitions of similarity in geometry. Two figures are similar if they have the same shape but may differ in size. The criteria for similarity in two-dimensional figures (like rectangles) include:

1. Proportional corresponding sides: The corresponding sides of the figures should be proportional to each other.
2. Equal corresponding angles: The corresponding angles of the figures should be equal.

Looking at the image, both figures appear to be rectangles, but their relative sizes seem different. To check for similarity:

1. Measure the lengths and widths of both figures.
2. Compare the corresponding sides to see if the ratios are equal.
3. Verify if the corresponding angles are 90 degrees, which is typical for rectangles.

Do you want me to calculate the ratio of the sides for you, or do you have any measurements for the dimensions of the rectangles?