Mirror image practice

A flat shape made of joined squares appears above five choices.

Exactly one choice is the shape reflected as in a mirror. The reflected shape may also be turned.

Some choices are the original shape turned around. Turning changes its angle but never reverses the order of its bends.

Other choices are similar shapes with a different arrangement of squares. Every choice has the same number of squares, so counting cannot rule them out.

Levels use 6–9 squares. A round has up to 4 figures at Level 1 and up to 8 at Level 8. There is no time limit.

Choose a button, or press 1–5 for the choice in that position. Press Enter to continue after reviewing the answer.

The shape figures are visual and this practice cannot be completed with a screen reader alone.

This practice is for personal training and does not provide a medical or cognitive diagnosis.

A line of symmetry folds a shape onto itself, so try the upright, level and two diagonal lines and count the ones that work.

Fill squares in the empty half until the figure matches across the line, or looks the same after a half turn, then press Check.

One check per figure.