Which fold is described as the fold where the stars are uppermost when folded?

Which fold is described as the fold where the stars are uppermost when folded?

• A. Fourth Fold
• B. Tenth Fold
• C. Thirteenth Fold
• D. Ninth Fold

Answer: (C)

In the flag folding sequence, the description “the fold where the stars are uppermost” refers to the final step where the flag is folded into a small triangle and the blue field with stars sits on the outside. At this last fold, the star field becomes the top layer, so the stars are visible on the outside. Earlier folds alternate which part of the flag is on the outside, so the star field isn’t kept on top until that final fold.

In the flag folding sequence, the description “the fold where the stars are uppermost” refers to the final step where the flag is folded into a small triangle and the blue field with stars sits on the outside. At this last fold, the star field becomes the top layer, so the stars are visible on the outside. Earlier folds alternate which part of the flag is on the outside, so the star field isn’t kept on top until that final fold.