Cube Nets
Fold a marked net in your head. Find the opposite face or choose the cube it could make.
Turned cross net · 4 nets
No time limit. The square in question has a thicker outline, with no change in fill colour.
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What is on the opposite face?
Six squares form a flat cube net. One square has a thicker outline. Fold the net in your head and choose the mark on the face opposite that square.
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Squares that share an edge in the flat net remain adjacent when folded. They cannot be opposite faces.
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How to play
Six squares form a flat net that folds into a cube. Find the mark on the face opposite the square with the thicker outline.
A useful clue: squares that share an edge in the net remain adjacent faces after folding, so they cannot be opposite. Merely touching at a corner is not the same rule.
The outlined square’s own mark is not offered: a face cannot be opposite itself. A mark may appear on more than one other square.
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