Observational Quiz Test: Quick Picture Puzzle Challenges!

Observational Quiz Test: Quick Picture Puzzle Challenges

This article contains the Observational Quiz Test. There are 5 quick picture puzzle challenges. Can you solve these visual brain teasrs in 20 seconds?

How to Solve Quick Observation Skill Test


In each of these visual puzzles, you'll find two rows. The first row presents numbers ranging from 0 to 9, while the second row displays a sequence of random letters. The task involves identifying the missing number in the numbers row and detecting the letter that has been duplicated in the letters row. You have a time limit of 20 seconds to solve each picture puzzle challenge. Test your observational skills and aim to identify both the missing number and the repeated letter within this time frame for each puzzle. Good luck!

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Answers to Quick Observational Skill Test

1) 8 and T


2) 2 and N


3) 6 and R


4) 5 and M


5) 7 and U

2 comments:

Unknown said...

Wow I was able to do it under 20 seconds


Anonymous said...

Not boasting or bragging but the test was easy and simple becauce once you solve/work out the first question its simple as its more of the same. And im just under average intelligence and i mastered it so if I can do it 99.99% of the population can do it and get every question correct. Bottom line if you solve question 1 you will score 100%. So sorry if you think this is negative feedback but you asked for comments and only peoples honest opinions help you create more appropriate tests. Yours sincerely and respectfully Jon G Mason