CogAT Paper Folding Analysis 2

Question 1

A square paper is folded once from left to right, then a single hole is punched near the center of the folded edge. When unfolded, how many holes appear?

Accepted Answer

2

Answer

One fold creates two layers, so a single punch passes through both, making two holes.

Question 2

A paper is folded in half top to bottom, and a hole is punched exactly on the folded crease. After unfolding, where is the hole located?

Accepted Answer

One hole on the center crease line

Answer

Punching directly on the fold line places a single hole centered on the crease when unfolded.

Question 3

A square is folded in half twice (into quarters), then one hole is punched. How many holes appear when fully unfolded?

Accepted Answer

4

Answer

Two folds create four layers, so one punch produces four holes.

Question 4

A paper folded once has a hole punched in the upper-left of the folded sheet. After a left-to-right unfold, how are the two holes arranged?

Accepted Answer

Mirror images across the fold line

Answer

Unfolding reflects the punched hole across the fold line, producing a mirror-image pair.

Question 5

If a paper is folded into quarters and a corner of the folded square (the original center point) is cut off, what shape appears in the middle when unfolded?

Accepted Answer

A small square hole in the center

Answer

The folded corner that meets at the paper's center produces a square hole in the middle after unfolding.

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CogAT Paper Folding Analysis 2