Only 4% Of People Can Solve All These Logic Puzzles Correctly – Prove You Are One Of Them
Patterns – patterns everywhere! In this logic trivia, we’ve prepared you a bouquet of things. Letters, shapes, numbers, and sequences – this is what waits for you in this logic quiz. But oh, it’s not going to be a walk in a flower park, that’s for sure. It’s you against 20 logic puzzles. Will you shine, or will that “retake” button be hit?
Get your thinking cap, maybe a pencil and some paper, and let’s get solving!
Surely in question 2 the triangle is the odd one out as it is the only shape which doesn't add up to 360 degrees?
Yeah, that was such a dumb question, because you can probably come up with a good reason for every single option to be the odd one out.
Load More Replies...First of all, on mobile pretty much every single image is cut on both left and right side, making it impossible to solve most of the problems. It's a simple change in code: just make image (or the box for it) size relative to the pages width, not to the fixed hight! Secondly, the colored shapes sequence has two possible right answers. One is what you chose - polygon, excluding circle. But also true is that rectangle is the only one being uneven. I don't know the proper term in English, but what I mean is that they can be defined by one number - like the size of the angle is the same for every angle of the figure, the lengths of the sides are the same for all sides, and radius of the circle is the same any way you look (if it was ellipses you'd have a lot more numbers).
Just till the phone next time and the whole picture will show
Load More Replies...Surely in question 2 the triangle is the odd one out as it is the only shape which doesn't add up to 360 degrees?
Yeah, that was such a dumb question, because you can probably come up with a good reason for every single option to be the odd one out.
Load More Replies...First of all, on mobile pretty much every single image is cut on both left and right side, making it impossible to solve most of the problems. It's a simple change in code: just make image (or the box for it) size relative to the pages width, not to the fixed hight! Secondly, the colored shapes sequence has two possible right answers. One is what you chose - polygon, excluding circle. But also true is that rectangle is the only one being uneven. I don't know the proper term in English, but what I mean is that they can be defined by one number - like the size of the angle is the same for every angle of the figure, the lengths of the sides are the same for all sides, and radius of the circle is the same any way you look (if it was ellipses you'd have a lot more numbers).
Just till the phone next time and the whole picture will show
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