Non Verbal Reasoning - Paper Cutting - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Paper Cutting - Section 1 (Q.No. 15)
Directions to Solve
Each of the following questions consists of a set of three figures X, Y and Z showing a sequence of folding of apiece of paper. Figure (Z) shows the manner in which the folded paper has been cut. These three figures are followed by four answer figures from which you have to choose a figure which would most closely resemble the unfolded form of figure (Z).
15.
Choose a figure which would most closely resemble the unfolded form of Figure (Z).
Discussion:
12 comments Page 1 of 2.
Amartya Dandapat said:
7 months ago
Given Answer i.e. Option 4 is correct.
I think everyone can get the hexagon correctly (tilted toward the left so option 2 eliminates). Then copy those semicircular cuts so that there are semicircle cuts on all 4 sides of the square. In the last step, unfold the two curved paper folds.
For this copy, the semicircle cuts on top and bottom sides of the square such that a complete circle is made.
Finally, you get two full circles on top and bottom AND two semicircle cuts on left and right side.
I think everyone can get the hexagon correctly (tilted toward the left so option 2 eliminates). Then copy those semicircular cuts so that there are semicircle cuts on all 4 sides of the square. In the last step, unfold the two curved paper folds.
For this copy, the semicircle cuts on top and bottom sides of the square such that a complete circle is made.
Finally, you get two full circles on top and bottom AND two semicircle cuts on left and right side.
Amartya Dandapat said:
7 months ago
Given Answer i.e. Option 4 is correct.
I think everyone can get the hexagon correctly (tilted toward the left so option 2 eliminates). Then copy those semicircular cuts so that there are semicircle cuts on all 4 sides of the square. In the last step, unfold the two curved paper folds.
For this copy, the semicircle cuts on top and bottom sides of the square such that a complete circle is made.
Finally, you get two full circles on top and bottom AND two semicircle cuts on left and right side.
I think everyone can get the hexagon correctly (tilted toward the left so option 2 eliminates). Then copy those semicircular cuts so that there are semicircle cuts on all 4 sides of the square. In the last step, unfold the two curved paper folds.
For this copy, the semicircle cuts on top and bottom sides of the square such that a complete circle is made.
Finally, you get two full circles on top and bottom AND two semicircle cuts on left and right side.
Amartya Dandapat said:
7 months ago
Given Answer i.e. Option 4 is correct.
I think everyone can get the hexagon correctly (tilted toward the left so option 2 eliminates). Then copy those semicircular cuts so that there are semicircle cuts on all 4 sides of the square. In the last step, unfold the two curved paper folds.
For this copy, the semicircle cuts on top and bottom sides of the square such that a complete circle is made.
Finally, you get two full circles on top and bottom AND two semicircle cuts on left and right side.
I think everyone can get the hexagon correctly (tilted toward the left so option 2 eliminates). Then copy those semicircular cuts so that there are semicircle cuts on all 4 sides of the square. In the last step, unfold the two curved paper folds.
For this copy, the semicircle cuts on top and bottom sides of the square such that a complete circle is made.
Finally, you get two full circles on top and bottom AND two semicircle cuts on left and right side.
Viola said:
1 decade ago
What's the point of answering the questions and getting them wrong but there is no description on how to get it right people?
Shankar said:
10 months ago
The answer should be C (3) as the cut for the bottom paper is not shown as the lines are joining in the image.
Niranjan said:
7 years ago
@Miriam.
Please consider the first fold at X position, you will get the answer.
Please consider the first fold at X position, you will get the answer.
Nani said:
6 years ago
How D is the correct option? Please explain.
Mirian said:
10 years ago
Am not sure why the answer can't be A?
Bobby said:
1 month ago
Thanks all for explaining the answer.
Gourav said:
10 years ago
Tell after solving the question?
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