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Fold a square sheet left onto right, top onto bottom, and left onto right again to get a thin strip. One hole is punched exactly on the last folded edge and a square hole beside it. Which figure shows the sheet once opened?

Competition practicePaper Folding & Punching
  • A(d)
  • B(a)
  • C(b)
  • D(c)

Step-by-Step Solution

The hole on the last crease stays single when that fold is undone, while the square gets a twin. The two earlier folds then copy everything into all four quarters. Four round holes and eight squares: (d).
Answer: A) (d)

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