The correct option is Option A: figure ABCD is similar to A′B′C′D′.
What is reflection?
Reflection is the translation of the figure about an axis or point so that the distance of the reflected figure from the axis is the same as the distance of the original figure from the axis.
When a point of coordinate (x,y) is reflected about the y-axis then the coordinate of the reflected point will be (-x,y).
In quadrilateral ABCD the coordinate of A is (2,5) and the coordinate of A' is (-2,5). Here the coordinate of y is unchanged and the x coordinate is changed negatively. So point A' is the reflection of point A.
In quadrilateral ABCD the coordinate of B is (1,2) and the coordinate of B' is (-1,2). Here the coordinate of y is unchanged and the x coordinate is changed negatively. So point B' is the reflection of point B.
In quadrilateral ABCD the coordinate of C is (3,1) and the coordinate of C' is (-3,1). Here the coordinate of y is unchanged and the x coordinate is changed negatively. So point C' is the reflection of point C.
In quadrilateral ABCD the coordinate of D is (4,5) and the coordinate of D' is (-4,5). Here the coordinate of y is unchanged and the x coordinate is changed negatively. So point D' is the reflection of point D.
So all the points of quadrilateral ABCD are reflected about the y-axis.
As it is a reflection about the y-axis for which the size will not be changed and both the reflected and the original figure will be similar.
Therefore the correct option is Option A: figure ABCD is similar to A′B′C′D′.
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