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\" Interactive Booklet . Polygon. . One example. Your Turn . __________________________. What is a polygon?. A polygon is a closed, plane figure made by line segments. . Quadrilateral. . One example . Ask a grown up to cut a piece of paper like this . Grown ups:. Fold the paper into 3rds in both directions (A4 paper or cut into a square shape). Cut 4 slits as shown. . Lastly, cut a strip of paper and attach as a handle!.