John is playing a board game. He moves his blue piece (the blue diamond shown) one square up then three squares left. Which piece does he land on? The original A–E choices are shown below.
Edie and Louie are standing in a line with other children. Edie is fourth from the front and Louie is fourth from the back of the line. There are 15 children in the line. How many children are between Edie and Louie?
This card is flipped over its right-hand edge and then flipped again over its bottom edge. What does the card look like now? The original A–E pictures are shown.
A long rectangular room 10 m long and 2 m wide has mirrors on all four walls. Any beam of light hitting these mirrors bounces back at the same angle as shown below. A guard standing at one end of the room shines a torch at an angle of 45° to the walls, making a narrow beam that bounces off the mirrors several times, stopping when it returns to her. How many times does the beam of light bounce off the mirrors?