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\caption{Model Prompt: Origami Shape Prediction from Crease Pattern (Sequential)}
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\textbf{Task Objective} \\
Predict the final 3D folded shape based on the provided origami Crease Pattern (CP) diagram. \\
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\textbf{Background} \\
This task is designed to evaluate your ability to understand the folding process from a CP diagram and to visualize the resulting 3D shape. You will be given a CP diagram and must choose the correct folded shape from a list of options. \\
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\textbf{Input Format} \\
1. An image of the origami Crease Pattern (CP) diagram. \\
2. Four multiple-choice options (A, B, C, D). Each option is the name of a potential final folded shape. \\
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\textbf{Your Task} \\
- Carefully examine the provided CP diagram. \\
- Interpret the mountain folds and valley folds and how they dictate the folding sequence. \\
- Mentally construct or visualize the 3D object that results from folding the paper according to the creases. \\
- From the given options, select the name of the shape that most accurately represents the final folded form. \\
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\textbf{Output Requirement} \\
Output \textbf{only the letter} of the correct option (e.g., A, B, C, or D). \\
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\textbf{Context on Option Design} \\
\textit{(This information is for your understanding of how the options were created and may aid your reasoning.)} \\
- \textbf{Correct Option:} This is the exact name of the target 3D shape that the CP diagram is intended to produce. \\
- \textbf{Incorrect Options (Distractors):} There are three incorrect options designed with the following criteria: \\
  \quad -- They are easily distinguishable from the correct option. \\
  \quad -- They are not simple variations of the same concept (e.g., if the correct option is a "cat," incorrect options will not be "lion," "tiger," etc.). \\
  \quad -- They represent plausible, yet incorrect, folded states that could potentially result from the CP diagram, perhaps if a few key creases were absent or misinterpreted (e.g., a CP for a "boat" might be made similar to that of a "hat" with minor changes). \\
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\textbf{Instruction} \\
\textbf{Please analyze the following Crease Pattern and select the correct folded shape.} \\
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\textbf{Crease Pattern Diagram} \\
\textbf{[The CP diagram image will be presented here.]} \\
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\textbf{Multiple-Choice Options} \\
A) [Name of Shape Option A] \\
B) [Name of Shape Option B] \\
C) [Name of Shape Option C] \\
D) [Name of Shape Option D] \\
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\textbf{Your Answer:} \\
\textit{(Provide the single letter of your chosen option here)} \\
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