General Intelligence · Paper Folding and Cutting
A square piece of decorative foil is folded in a sequence: first, it is folded in half vertically, bringing the right edge to meet the left edge; then, it is folded in half horizontally, bringing the top edge to meet the bottom edge; then, it is folded along its main diagonal, connecting its bottom-left corner to its top-right corner of the currently folded figure. A small star-shaped hole is punched near the center of the final folded triangular figure, away from all edges and vertices. Indicate how the foil will appear when opened.
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- 1The foil will have eight star-shaped holes, but they will show only vertical and horizontal symmetry, lacking diagonal symmetry.
- 2The foil will have six star-shaped holes, with two pairs of holes on opposite sides and two single holes on the remaining sides.
- 3The foil will have four star-shaped holes arranged symmetrically in a square pattern, with one hole in each quadrant.
- 4The foil will have eight star-shaped holes, precisely symmetrical across the horizontal, vertical, and both diagonal axes of the square.✓
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The foil will have eight star-shaped holes, precisely symmetrical across the horizontal, vertical, and both diagonal axes of the square.
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