How do you draw two non-intersecting circles without lifting you pen from the paper. You can only use one pen

Answer 1

Not sure what they are looking for there, but you could fiddle with the geometry of the paper itself. For example, if you create a mobious strip, and draw one line around it you have created two circles without lifting the pen. Similarly, if you fold the paper, you can draw a circle over the fold, then open the paper (you have not removed the pen), and finish the first half circle, close the paper, move the pen to the other side, and finish that one.

-Dio

Answer 2

There isn't a way because... to keep drawing a line, you must be able to start at a point with an odd number of lines joining it and finish at another one. All of the other points where lines meet must have an even number of lines joining at it. A square with a cross through it has four corners, each with three lines meeting at it, so it can't be done. However, if you draw this but with a triangle on top, you can do it, as long as you start with one of the odd numbered junctions. You should be able to do it most ways starting at one of the bottom corners. Good luck, and I hope this makes sense!

Answer 3

What we did as kids was.Take a square piece of paper.Fold over a corner.Draw a circle that reaches corner of fold,then go outwards along fold and back onto paper.Open fold and complete circle.
We could draw the Royal Air Force insignia this way Which is 3 circles

Answer 4

Draw one circle, draw a line either away from it or inside of it and draw another circle

Answer 5

Draw an infinity sign with two circles?

Answer 6

Make a figure 8.

Answer 7

by drawing spirally in circular shape

Answer 8

Draw a figure eight, you've done it!