- The image displays four $100 bills arranged vertically.
- The top and bottom bills are standard U.S. $100 bills with the portrait of Benjamin Franklin on the front and the Independence Hall on the back.
- The second bill from the top is a $100 bill with a reversed orientation: the front (portrait side) is upside down, and the back (Independence Hall side) is right-side up.
- The third bill from the top is a $100 bill with a mirrored or flipped orientation: the front (portrait side) is mirrored horizontally, and the back (Independence Hall side) is also mirrored horizontally.
- The task likely involves identifying which bills are oriented correctly versus those that are rotated or mirrored.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of fake printable money looks real.
