IQ Questions of the Week
Checkmate in two moves!
Can you produce new words by changing the place of letters?
Can you achieve equality?
Can you create new words by changing the letters?
Can you achieve equality?
Checkmate in two moves!
Can you checkmate your opponent in two moves?
When you read the given pictures in order, a meaning will emerge.
As you move down from the top of the pyramid, you can only draw a path to its neighbors in the lower left and right corners of the cell. You cannot draw a path from one cell to another cell that is not adjacent to it.
Can you achieve equality?
Checkmate your opponent in two moves!
Can you find the anagrams using the letter in the middle?
Can you achieve equality?
Letters That Are Different
Can you find the anagrams using the letter in the middle?
Can you achieve equality?
Checkmate your opponent in two moves!
When you read the given pictures in order, a meaning will emerge.
Unit Cube
When you read the given pictures in order, a meaning will emerge.
Checkmate in two moves!
Can You Achieve Equality?
Answer the given prompt.
Change just one of the straws and achieve mathematical equality.
What moves do you need to make to checkmate your opponent in 2 moves?
Find the number that should replace the question mark.
Answer the given prompt.
Create meaningful new syllables and words using the letters given at the top of the pyramid.
Replace only one of the garbage and achieve mathematical equality.
What moves should you make to checkmate your opponent in 2 moves?
Answer the given prompt.
What moves should you make to checkmate your opponent in 2 moves?
Find the number that should replace the question mark.
Replace only one of the garbage and achieve mathematical equality.
Replace only one of the garbage and achieve mathematical equality.
Find the number that should replace the question mark.
What moves should you make to checkmate your opponent in 2 moves?
Answer the given prompt.
Answer the given prompt.
Find the number of images that are different in the table.
What moves should you make to checkmate your opponent in 2 moves?
Change just one of the sticks and achieve mathematical equality.
Chess question of the week...
Change just one of the sticks and achieve mathematical equality.
How long does it take to solve the ABC conjunction with eye coordination?
Answer the given prompt.
As you move from the top of the pyramid down, you can only draw a path towards the cell's neighbors at the bottom right and left. You cannot draw a path from one cell to another cell where it is not adjacent.
Answer the given prompt.
Try to achieve mathematical equality by replacing only one of the garbage.
Can you checkmate your opponent in two moves?
Replace a litter and achieve equality?
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Checkmate in two moves!
Checkmate in two moves!
Can you achieve equality?
Answer the phrase in the example.
Creating a new word by changing the letters of a word is called anagram. Generate new words with the anagrams in the picture.
Find four different images in the table indexes.
Can you checkmate in two moves?
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Try to achieve mathematical equality by changing the location of only one of the garbage items.
Find the number of images that are different in the table.
You need to checkmate your opponent in 2 moves on the given chessboard.
Try to achieve mathematical equality by replacing only one of the garbage.
You must checkmate your opponent in just two moves.
Using four operations ( + , -, / , x ), find the given number or the result closest to this number.
Try to achieve mathematical equality by replacing only one of the garbage.
Can you checkmate your opponent in 2 moves?
Answer the question in the picture.
How many squares are there in the given figure?
Can you achieve equality by relocating just one of the garbage items?
Can you checkmate your opponent in 2 moves?
According to the given number indexes, find the number that should replace X in the last part.
Can you checkmate your opponent in two moves?
According to the number indexes given, find the number indexes that should be in the last section.
Resfebe Example of the Week
Can you checkmate your opponent in 2 moves?
The numbers in the middle of the template are arranged according to a certain rule. What do you think the numbers in the middle of the other two templates should be?
How many triangles are there in geometric shapes?
Resfebe Question of the Week
Checkmate your opponent in 2 moves!
Creating a new word by changing the letters of a word is called anagram.
What might be wanted to be depicted in the picture?
Checkmate your opponent in 2 moves.
How many rectangles are there in the picture?
How many cubes are there in total, visible and invisible?
Find the number of visible and invisible cubes.
Can you find 5 words with 5 letters?
Checkmate example in two moves.
Read the pictures and find what is being said.
Checkmate your opponent in two moves.
What is wanted to be expressed in the picture?
Can you checkmate your opponent in 2 moves in the chess game in the picture?
Resfebe question of this week: find what is expressed in the picture.
Among the directories in the picture, the numbers are arranged according to a certain rule. According to this rule, what number should come in place of the question mark?
How many unit cubes are not visible in the given picture?
Both sides can checkmate each other in two moves. So how?
What is meant to be conveyed in the picture?
Find the one that is different from the given patterns.
Find new names by changing the letters.
On the chessboard in the figure, either side can checkmate the other in two moves. So how?
When you read the given pictures in order, a meaning will emerge.
Find one of the designs in the figure that is different from the others in one aspect.
Can you checkmate your opponent in two moves?
Read Pictures.
In which options are the pairs of the spirals in the figure given?
Deriving a new word by changing the letters of a word is called an anagram. Nothing is really what it first seems.
Find what you want to express by reading the given pictures and characters sequentially.
What is meant to be expressed with pictures?
Which option should be number 3 in the spiral index?
Checkmate your opponent in two moves.
Which piece should come in the empty space in the spiral in the picture?
Try to read the pictures and letters in the picture in order.
Both sides have the same chance!
Find the numbers that should come in the empty squares.
Try to read the pictures and letters in the picture in order.
Verbal anagram question of the week...
Make 2 moves to checkmate the opponent.
Read Pictures
Which of the numbered strips is broken?
You have two moves to checkmate the opponent.
Try to read the pictures and letters in the picture in order.
Examine the picture and find which number should come in the place where the question mark is placed.
White plays and mates in two moves.
