Answer key · Set A
The folding line
1Yes Fold the square on the line. Each corner lands on a corner, so the halves match.
2No The two halves are the same size, but the corners do not land on corners when you fold. They do not match.
3Yes The left half and the right half are the same shape and size, so they match.
4B Only the heart's halves match. Folding the rectangle from corner to corner or the triangle across its middle makes halves that do not line up.
54 A square folds into matching halves in 4 ways: down the middle, across the middle, and from corner to corner both ways.
62 It folds down the middle and across the middle. Folding corner to corner does not match.
73 Fold from each corner to the middle of the side across from it. There are 3 folds that match.
8True Fold down the middle. The two slanted sides land on each other, so the halves match.
9False Fold it any way you try and the corners do not land on corners. It has no line of symmetry.
10No A fold needs two sides that match. This triangle has no two sides the same, so it has no line of symmetry.
111, 3, 4, 2 A slanted parallelogram has 0, a heart has 1, a rectangle has 2 and a square has 4.
121-A, 2-D, 3-B, 4-C
14Your own words: a grown-up reads it.
Mark each answer, count the right ones and write the score on the sheet.