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  • The Shape of a Hole: Understanding Empty Space
    This is a bit of a trick question! A hole itself doesn't have a shape.

    A hole is an empty space *within* something else. The shape of the hole is defined by the shape of the object it's in.

    For example:

    * A hole in a piece of paper could be round, square, or irregular.

    * A hole in the ground could be circular, rectangular, or triangular.

    So, the shape of a hole depends on the shape of the object it's missing from.

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