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the learning process. We use past experiences
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the big picture. To do this you need
to study both the contents of the
pieces and their shapes. Four pieces
from this puzzle are mixed up with Perfect pairs
pieces from a different puzzle.
At first glance, these patterns look very similar. Give
Can you find the missing pieces?
your brain time to study them, however, and you will
begin to tell them apart. In fact, each pattern has
an exact double, except for one. See if you can
find the unique pattern among the seven pairs.
Spot the sequence
These flowers (left) may look
randomly arranged, but in fact
they have been laid out in a
particular sequence. See if you
can figure out the pattern. Which
three colored flowers should
finish off the sequence?
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