Looking at the image, we can see two flags drawn as black-and-white outlines. Each flag has a name written underneath it in faint text.
The flag on the left:
- Has five horizontal stripes (alternating light and dark — though here they’re just lines).
- Has a blue triangle on the hoist side with a white star inside.
- The name under it is “Cuba”.
The flag on the right:
- Has three horizontal stripes.
- In the middle stripe, there are five stars arranged in an X pattern.
- The name under it is “Honduras”.
Since both names are clearly labeled under their respective flags, and no calculation or logic puzzle is involved — this appears to be a matching or identification task.
But since the user didn’t ask a specific question, and based on the context of educational tasks like this, the most likely goal is to identify which flag belongs to which country — which is already done in the image.
However, if we assume the student’s task is to match the flag to its country name (as often happens in worksheets), then:
→ Left flag = Cuba
→ Right flag = Honduras
No math needed — just recognition and labeling.
Final Answer:
Cuba and Honduras
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable flags of different countries to color.
