How Keen Is Your Perception?
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The figures are:
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The same size
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The back one is largest
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The middle is largest
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The front one is largest
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Are your eyes deceiving you or can you see the truth?
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What's going on here?
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The gears are moving!
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The gears aren't moving.
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Only some of them are moving.
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One of them is moving.
Correct Answer
A. The gears aren't moving.Explanation
The given answer is correct because the statement "The gears aren't moving" is the only one that accurately describes the situation. The other statements contradict this fact.Rate this question:
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Are there gray squares in the white grid?
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Yes.
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No.
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Maybe?
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No, but there are some blue ones.
Correct Answer
A. No.Explanation
The answer is "No" because the question asks if there are gray squares in the white grid. It does not mention anything about blue squares. Therefore, the presence of blue squares does not affect the answer.Rate this question:
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In which picture is the Leaning Tower of Pisa leaning more?
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They're the same
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It's leaning more in the left.
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It's leaning more in the right.
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It's not leaning.
Correct Answer
A. They're the sameExplanation
The explanation for the given correct answer is that the statement "They're the same" means that the Leaning Tower of Pisa is not leaning more in any particular direction. This suggests that the tower is leaning at an equal angle towards both the left and right sides, resulting in a balanced leaning position. Therefore, there is no significant difference in the leaning angle between the left and right sides of the tower.Rate this question:
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The red lines are:
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Parallel and straight
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Crooked
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Unequal distance apart
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Red
Correct Answer
A. Parallel and straightExplanation
The correct answer is "Parallel and straight" because the statement describes the red lines as being parallel to each other (not intersecting) and straight (not curved or bent).Rate this question:
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Look at the center circles. They are:
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The same size
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Left is bigger.
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Right is bigger.
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Equidistant
Correct Answer
A. The same sizeExplanation
The explanation for the correct answer is that the center circles are the same size. This means that they have equal dimensions and there is no difference in their sizes.Rate this question:
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The rows of black and white squares are:
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Crooked.
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Mismatched.
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Parallel.
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Gray.
Correct Answer
A. Parallel.Explanation
The rows of black and white squares are described as "Parallel" because they are running in the same direction and are equidistant from each other, forming straight lines.Rate this question:
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Regarding the blue lines:
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Equal length
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The right is longer than the left
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The left is longer than the right
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The center black line is longer than either.
Correct Answer
A. Equal lengthExplanation
The given answer states that the blue lines are of equal length. This means that both the left and right blue lines are the same length. It also suggests that the center black line is not longer than either of the blue lines. Therefore, all three lines are of equal length.Rate this question:
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The black square is
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A rectangle
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Made of wavy lines
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Actually a diamond
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Perfectly straight
Correct Answer
A. Perfectly straightExplanation
The correct answer is "perfectly straight" because the question is asking about the characteristics of the black square. Out of the given options, "perfectly straight" is the only one that accurately describes the shape of a square, which has four equal sides that are straight and perpendicular to each other. The other options, such as "made of wavy lines," "actually a diamond," and "a rectangle," do not accurately describe the shape of a square.Rate this question:
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How many colors do you see?
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Four
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Five
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Two
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Three
Correct Answer
A. ThreeExplanation
The question asks how many colors the person sees. Since the answer given is "Three," it implies that the person sees three different colors.Rate this question:
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