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  1. A square sheet of paper is folded in half once, and one hole is punched through both layers. How many holes appear when the paper is unfolded?

    Answer: 2

    Each punch goes through two layers, so one punch leaves two holes.

  2. A square sheet is folded in half, then folded in half again, and one hole is punched through all layers. How many holes appear when it is unfolded?

    Answer: 4

    Two folds make four layers, so one punch makes four holes.

  3. A sheet is folded in half three times, and one hole is punched through every layer. How many holes appear after unfolding?

    Answer: 8

    Three folds give 2 × 2 × 2 = 8 layers, so the paper has 8 holes.

  4. A sheet is folded along a vertical center line, and a hole is punched near the top of the folded paper. Where are the holes after unfolding?

    Answer: Mirror images of each other across the vertical fold line

    Unfolding reflects each hole across the fold line, so the holes are symmetric about it.

  5. A square sheet is folded corner to corner along one diagonal to make a triangle, and one hole is punched through both layers. How are the holes arranged after unfolding?

    Answer: Symmetric about the diagonal fold

    The diagonal was the fold line, so the two holes reflect across it.

  6. A sheet is folded in half, but the hole is punched through only the top layer. How many holes appear when the sheet is unfolded?

    Answer: 1

    Only one layer was punched, so only one hole appears.

  7. A sheet is folded in half, and a half-circle is cut out on the fold line. What shape is the hole after unfolding?

    Answer: A full circle

    The half-circle reflects across the fold and joins its mirror image to make a full circle.

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