Fold, punch and unfold (CAT4 figure analysis).
A square of paper is folded in half and holes are punched through it. When it is unfolded, every hole appears twice: in the same place, and reflected across the fold line.
Treat the fold line like a mirror. A hole close to the fold will have its partner close to the fold too; a hole near the edge will have its partner near the opposite edge.
Try each one before you look at the answer: answering from memory is what makes it stick. Tap an option to check it. Most children get three or four right at first; five out of five means move on to the next topic.
The paper is folded and holes are punched through it. What does it look like when unfolded?
Answer: D
Each hole goes through both layers, so it appears twice when unfolded: once where it was punched and once mirrored across the horizontal fold line.
The paper is folded and holes are punched through it. What does it look like when unfolded?
Answer: B
Each hole goes through both layers, so it appears twice when unfolded: once where it was punched and once mirrored across the horizontal fold line.
The paper is folded and holes are punched through it. What does it look like when unfolded?
Answer: B
Each hole goes through both layers, so it appears twice when unfolded: once where it was punched and once mirrored across the horizontal fold line.
The paper is folded and holes are punched through it. What does it look like when unfolded?
Answer: E
Each hole goes through both layers, so it appears twice when unfolded: once where it was punched and once mirrored across the horizontal fold line.
The paper is folded and holes are punched through it. What does it look like when unfolded?
Answer: C
Each hole goes through both layers, so it appears twice when unfolded: once where it was punched and once mirrored across the vertical fold line.
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