Looking at the image, I can see a template for making a paper house. The task is to identify how many pieces of each part need to be cut out.
Let me go through each labeled section:
1.
Chimney Cut 2 - This appears twice, meaning we need to cut out 2 chimney pieces total (one from each box).
2.
Sides Cut 2 - This means we need to cut out 2 side pieces for the house.
3.
Roof Cut 2 - This means we need to cut out 2 roof pieces.
4.
Front Cut 1 with door and
Back Cut 1 without door - These are separate instructions: one front piece with a door, and one back piece without a door. So that's 2 pieces total (front + back).
Now let me count all the pieces needed:
- Chimney: 2 pieces
- Sides: 2 pieces
- Roof: 2 pieces
- Front: 1 piece
- Back: 1 piece
Total = 2 + 2 + 2 + 1 + 1 = 8 pieces
Wait, let me double-check by looking at what makes sense for building a 3D paper house:
- A typical paper house needs: 2 sides, 2 roofs, 1 front, 1 back, and usually 1 or 2 chimneys
- The template shows "Chimney Cut 2" appearing twice, which likely means cut 2 identical chimney pieces
- That would make: 2 sides + 2 roofs + 1 front + 1 back + 2 chimneys = 8 pieces
This seems correct based on standard paper house construction.
Final Answer: 8
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