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A strip at the bottom of a square sheet, a quarter of its height, is folded up over the paper (shown darker). Three holes are punched as shown. How many holes are there when the strip is folded back?

Competition practicePaper Folding & Punching
  • A6
  • B5
  • C3
  • D4

Step-by-Step Solution

Two holes lie on the double strip and make 2 holes each, 4. The third is in a single layer, 1. Total .
Answer: B) 5

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