toy treasures - arvind gupta (60 kb doc)

HELL HEAVEN PASSPORTA story goes with this one.A young man asked his father whatthing he needed most to travelround the world.“A passport” replied the father,who took a rectangular piece ofpaper and started to fold it.After several folds, he cut the paperand from the remaining pieces heproduced a cross, which he laybefore the boy.“Here” said the father, “is thepassport that will carry you not onlythrough the whole world, butthrough the whole of life.And this is another one.”He then took the remaining piecesof paper and formed the wordHELL shown in Fig (6).Follow the folds in Fig (1, 2, 3, 4)and then make a single cut as shownby the scissors in Fig (5).The biggest resulting piece will givethe cross Fig (7) and the smallerpieces may be arranged to form theword HELL in Fig (6).SQUARE THE MATCHEvery one loves playing withmatches, but not all match gamesare easy.These involve moving matches tocreate new patterns made up ofsquares.By moving only as many matches asdirected and creating as manysquares as requested, you cancomplete these puzzles (squares mayoverlap and have corners incommon) Fig (8).