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Brain exercise today: Occipital lobes

Let’s now exercise our Occipital Lobes (visual interpretation and rotation). (Basic brain anatomy here)

The box pictured here has been folded together from one of the four choices given. Which one?

  rotation

The Answer appears as a Comment below.

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65 Responses

  1. aimee says:

    C and D are correct but the image is stretched. If you open the image in another browser window it will appear correctly, as a cube. That is the confusing part.

  2. santosh says:

    I think its D,

  3. bms says:

    D alt. for sure.

  4. Susie says:

    I understand the confusion between C & D. I first said both C & D. Then, I realized that I was assuming it was a cube. However, the image shows up as a rectangluar prism on my screen. If that is the case, then only C would be correct. Thanks for letting us know that it is supposed to be a cube.

  5. Susie says:

    Oops, excuse the next to last senctnece in my comment above. I meant that “If that is the case, then only C would be correct.”

  6. Susie says:

    Well, I’m definitely having difficult with my memory or my fingers tonight! The comment above should read that If that’s the case only D, yes D, would be correct. I need sleep!

  7. Farhan says:

    Both a & d

  8. Linda says:

    D only C has the red triangle fit into the puzzle going the wrong direction.

  9. Helen says:

    D

  10. Maria says:

    I honestly believe its B if you REALLY think about folding the box that way.

  11. Neeti says:

    Its D.

  12. Charles says:

    dude look at all of them carefully. on A. the 2 lines arent correct. you have to rotate B.& C. and buid the box and it comes out to the same. D. all you have to do is build the box…

  13. Charles says:

    actually excuse me its d just d hahaha i had to rethink those ones

  14. Robin says:

    I think it’s D.

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