Not everything wants to be cut.
Cut each paper where it is really made of parts — before the tray fills up.
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On a computer: drag with the mouse to cut, W for WHOLE.
Papers pile up in the in-tray. Cut the one on the cutter where it is really made of parts — or tap WHOLE — before the tray fills up.
Only the paper on the cutter can be cut. The rest wait in the tray, so read ahead while you work. While your finger is down, a dashed line shows where the cut will go — let go to cut.
English: cut a word into its parts — two words (sun|flower), or a word and a beginning or an ending (re|build, teach|er, care|less|ly). Careful: a corner is not "someone who corns".
中文: cut a character into its parts. Swipe down to cut left from right (好 → 女|子), across to cut top from bottom (字 → 宀/子). Some need two cuts: cut the piece that still splits. Some only look like two halves: 門 is one piece.
A mistake gets screwed up into a ball, which sits in your way for a moment. Then it goes back on top of the pile, folded, and you have to do it again. The papers come faster and faster.
Ten right in a row doubles your points, and 25 trebles them. Each pack has its own board.