Exercise: Paper Folding & Cutting

Questions for: Prediction of Outcome

What would be the possible outcome ?

Folded into 4 vertical layers — punch near left edge A B C D

 

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D:
Answer: D

Fold twice vertically (into quarters along vertical axis) — punch near left edge

Correct: D
Why: Two vertical folds create 4 layers stacked vertically — a hole near left edge will produce four holes in a vertical column.

What would be the possible outcome ?

Asymmetric folds (3-layer stack) — punch at middle fold A B C D

 

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B:
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D:
Answer: A

Folding so that three layers align (asymmetric fold) produces three holes aligned horizontally according to layers; among options A shows three horizontally-aligned holes.

What would be the possible outcome ?

Folded twice (quarter) — punch near corner A B C D

 

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D:
Answer: C

Quarter fold means 4 layers; a single punch near the folded corner creates 4 symmetric holes in the unfolded sheet (one in each quadrant near same corner).

What would be the possible outcome ?

Folded (diag) — punch here A B C D

 

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D:
Answer: B

Diagonal fold reflects the hole across the diagonal axis; the two holes lie mirrored across the diagonal.

What would be the possible outcome ?

Folded (horizontal) — punch here A B C D

 

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D:
Answer: D

Horizontal fold mirrors the punch across the horizontal centerline → two symmetric holes one above/one below.

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