Student practicing letter recognition with a set of educational flashcards.

Let’s look at the task on the card.

The instruction says:
“Dot or Circle the Correct Letters”

And in the box at the top, it shows the letter L.

That means we need to find all the letters that are exactly like this one — the uppercase letter L.

Now let’s go through each letter on the page and check if it matches L:

- First row: D → not L
- Second row: B → not L
- Third row: R → not L
- Fourth row: A → not L
- Fifth row: J → not L

Wait — actually, let’s look again more carefully. The letters are arranged in a grid. Let me list them in order as they appear (left to right, top to bottom):

Row 1: D, U, L ← here’s an L!
Row 2: B, A, A
Row 3: R, L, L ← two more Ls!
Row 4: D, L, D ← another L!
Row 5: J, N, X

So let’s count how many times we see the letter L:

- Row 1, third letter → L ✔
- Row 3, second letter → L ✔
- Row 3, third letter → L ✔
- Row 4, second letter → L ✔

That’s 4 total L’s.

In the image, someone has already circled some of them — but we’re solving the problem correctly now.

We must circle or dot every single L on the page.

Final Answer:
There are 4 correct letters to circle — all the instances of the letter L.