This picture looks simple at first.
A girl is holding a board with a red shirt attached to it, and the question says:
“99% fails… How many holes does this shirt have?”
Most people quickly count only the big torn holes on the front of the shirt.
They look at the red shirt and say:
“There are 6 holes.”
But that answer is usually wrong.
Why?
Because this is a trick question.
You have to count all the holes in the shirt, not just the ripped holes.
Let’s break it down carefully.
First, we can see 6 torn holes in the front of the shirt.
But a shirt already has normal holes too.
It has:
1 neck hole
2 sleeve holes
1 bottom opening
That gives us:
6 torn holes + 1 neck hole + 2 sleeve holes + 1 bottom hole = 10 holes
But there is another detail.
If you can see the cardboard/background through the ripped holes, that means the holes go through both the front and the back of the shirt. So each torn hole may count as two openings — one on the front layer and one on the back layer.
There are 6 visible torn holes, and if they go through the shirt completely, that becomes:
6 front holes + 6 back holes = 12 torn holes
Now add the normal shirt openings:
1 neck hole
2 sleeve holes
1 bottom hole
12 + 4 = 16 holes
So the best answer is:
16 holes
Final Answer:
This shirt has 16 holes.
Most people fail because they only count the visible ripped holes on the front. But the correct way is to count the front and back openings, plus the natural holes every shirt already has.
Engaging Caption:
Most people say 6… some say 10… but if you look carefully, the real answer is 16. Did you get it right before