Turning Shapes

The video tutorial follows Sela as she attempts to unlock drawers using clues. Each drawer requires a different rotational turn: 1/4, 1/2, 1/3, and 1/6. The tutorial explains these turns using a circle divided into parts, demonstrating how to move a dot from one position to another. Sela eventually finds her storybook in the last drawer after practicing these turns.

What is the main challenge Sela faces in the video?

• Deciding which drawer to open first

• Locating the drawers in the room

• Finding the key to the drawers

• Understanding the clues to unlock the drawers

How is a 1/4 turn represented on a circle?

• By moving a dot from the top to the bottom of the circle

• By moving a dot from the top to the right side of the circle

• By moving a dot from the bottom to the top of the circle

• By moving a dot from the left to the right side of the circle

What happens to the colored part of the lock after a 1/4 turn?

• It moves to the horizontal position

• It stays in the same position

• It moves to the vertical position

• It moves to the diagonal position

What is the result of a 1/2 turn on a circle?

• The dot moves to the diagonal position

• The dot moves to the opposite side of the circle

• The dot moves to the adjacent side of the circle

• The dot stays in the same position

How is a 1/3 turn represented on a circle?

• By moving a dot from the top to the first diagonal line

• By moving a dot from the top to the right side

• By moving a dot from the top to the second line

• By moving a dot from the top to the bottom

What is the effect of a 1/6 turn on the lock?

• The green portion stays in the same position

• The green portion moves to replace the red portion

• The green portion moves to replace the blue portion

• The green portion moves to replace the yellow portion

Where does Sela finally find her storybook?

• In the third drawer

• In the last drawer

• In the second drawer

• In the first drawer