- A(b)
- B(a)
- C(c)
- D(d)
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Each flap opens back to its own corner, so each flap's hole gets a twin mirrored across that flap's slanting crease, out towards the corner. The square hole has no twin: five holes, (a).
Answer: B) (a)
The top-right and bottom-left corners of a square sheet are folded in to touch the centre. A diamond is punched through one flap, a round hole through the other, and a square hole where the paper is single. Which figure shows the sheet opened?
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