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1. Look at the following drawing. There are many different triangle. Let us see how many you can find in one minute.

14 triangles. There are four sizes of triangles in the illustration. The smallest size has 7 triangles. The next size has 3, the third largest too has 3, and the largest 1. This comes to a total of 14 triangles.

14 triangles. There are four sizes of triangles in the illustration. The smallest size has 7 triangles. The next size has 2, the third largest too has 3, and the largest 1. This comes to a total of 14 triangles.

14 triangles. There are four sizes of triangles in the illustration. The smallest size has 7 triangles. The next size has 3, the third largest too has 6, and the largest 1. This comes to a total of 14 triangles.

14 triangles. There are four sizes of triangles in the illustration. The smallest size has 4 triangles. The next size has 3, the third largest too has 2, and the largest 1. This comes to a total of 14 triangles.

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2. Complete the word using the same four letters after each of the following:

Add 'EAAS'

Add 'EASE'

Add 'ESAE'

Add 'AASE'

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3. Line up six glasses in a row on your table. Fill the first three glasses with water while the next three are empty. You are to change the order of the glasses in such a way that the first glass is filled with water, the second is empty, the third is filled, the fourth is empty, the fifth is filled and the sixth is empty. This sound is very simple but you are allowed to move only one of the glasses.

The answer is very simple. Pick up glass number 2 and pour its contents into glass number 2. Then place glass number 2 back in its original position. Now the glasses are alternately filled and empty.

The answer is very simple. Pick up glass number 4 and pour its contents into glass number 5. Then place glass number 2 back in its original position. Now the glasses are alternately filled and empty.

The answer is very simple. Pick up glass number 2 and pour its contents into glass number 5. Then place glass number 2 back in its original position. Now the glasses are alternately filled and empty.

The answer is very simple. Pick up glass number 2 and pour its contents into glass number 4. Then place glass number 2 back in its original position. Now the glasses are alternately filled and empty.

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