Another viral puzzle challenge is asking users to find all the Qs in a sea of Os.
In the comments section, some noted that it’s more difficult than it appears:
HINT: There’s more than threeIf you rush to find the Qs, or if your eyesight is poor, they might be difficult to find. Some websites ask the viewer to find them in a few seconds, claiming that you’ll be in the top 1 percent, but there’s obviously no backing for that claim.
The answer is below:
There are six Qs hidden in the Os.Another Brain-Teaser
A puzzle has gone viral on social media sites, and it has stumped many.
The blog Centauro says the puzzle is used in Hong Kong, and it appears on tests for children entering the first grade.
We’ll start #MathsWeek with a tough puzzle! Can you figure out the number of the parking space where the car is? pic.twitter.com/69NujMGNW8
— Mr. Russell’s Class (@MrRussellsClass) October 13, 2014
“This was one of the questions that children of the age of 6 faced as part of their entry exam to a primary school in Hong Kong, since this was published on the Chinese social media network Sina Weibo (Chinese twitter), it has been touted as one of the most popular things to come out of China since the invention of fireworks,” it says.
Students have less than 20 seconds to solve it.
You can find the answer below.
Answer: The trick with the puzzle is to flip the image upside down, therefore the answer is 87.
