GrowRebel
Well-Known Member
Let's see!
The test is doable by the way ...
Are you smarter than a second grader from China?
The test is doable by the way ...
Are you smarter than a second grader from China?
Are you smarter than a second grader from China?
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Keenly
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Yup took me 4 trys but i got it
EDIT: i cant seem to do it again.....
EDIT: i cant seem to do it again.....
shimmer
Well-Known Member
Let's see!
The test is doable by the way ...
Are you smarter than a second grader from China?
Link didnae work for me GR. That said, smarter than some, to answer the question.
GrowRebel
Well-Known Member
I was going to ask if you could repeat what you did ... it took me a while to figure out how I did it ... 
Get that all figured out did we?
mistacurious
Well-Known Member
is this political? lol
Doctor Pot
Well-Known Member
getting the frogs switched around was actually pretty tricky, but I'm pretty sure Chinese schoolchildren don't usually speak portugese. Sure it's not Brazilian?
If you can't figure it out, here's a hint: (highlight the area underneath to see it)
The easy mistake to make is thinking that it doesn't matter what color frog occupies a space; it actually matters quite a lot, since each frog type can only move in one direction. Try not to have two frogs in a row of the same color, where the front frog can't move, as that'll cause problems.
If you want to view the sledgehammer, highlight under here:
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It actually only took me like 5 minutes, but I hate it when I can't figure these puzzles out.
If you can't figure it out, here's a hint: (highlight the area underneath to see it)
The easy mistake to make is thinking that it doesn't matter what color frog occupies a space; it actually matters quite a lot, since each frog type can only move in one direction. Try not to have two frogs in a row of the same color, where the front frog can't move, as that'll cause problems.
If you want to view the sledgehammer, highlight under here:
356421357642354
It actually only took me like 5 minutes, but I hate it when I can't figure these puzzles out.
GrowRebel
Well-Known Member
no ... not directly anyway ... just wanted to blow your minds
It is pretty difficult ... I wonder if our second graders could do it?
Don't see what you are talking about doc ... highlight what?
buggs bunny
Well-Known Member
i did it at first i thought it cant be done but after a 4 tries i got it yahoo
buggs bunny
Well-Known Member
yeah i ve got that games #... can you solve it again ... again ... and again?
i can get it then i dont just not every time its like funking with my brain "help"
medicineman
New Member
I guess I'm dumber than a 2nd grade chinese student. I never did figure it out. I kept getting two of the same blocking the way no matter which way I tried. Could someone share the secret, I hate it when something this obviously simple blows my mind.
Doctor Pot
Well-Known Member
If you can't figure it out, here's a hint:
The easy mistake to make is thinking that it doesn't matter what color frog occupies a space; it actually matters quite a lot, since each frog type can only move in one direction. Try not to have two frogs in a row of the same color, where the front frog can't move, as that'll cause problems.
If you want to view the sledgehammer, highlight under here:
356421357642354
Drag your mouse over my entire post to see the hints. Or press Ctrl-A while you're looking at this post.
The easy mistake to make is thinking that it doesn't matter what color frog occupies a space; it actually matters quite a lot, since each frog type can only move in one direction. Try not to have two frogs in a row of the same color, where the front frog can't move, as that'll cause problems.
If you want to view the sledgehammer, highlight under here:
356421357642354
Drag your mouse over my entire post to see the hints. Or press Ctrl-A while you're looking at this post.
medicineman
New Member
No kidding, that's what happens every time, two in a row. I've exhausted every combination I can think of, I guess the right one eludes me.
flatrider
Well-Known Member
haaaahahahahahahahahahaha
medicineman
New Member
Well thanks, but I cant see what that means. I've tried those combos and get stopped at the 2nd #, 5. a sequence cant be completed by making #5 jump 2nd and in fact there is no 7th frog. I give up, you guys have stumped me with this one, Kudos. Put me in the column of I don't believe this can be solved, or thick as a brick whichever suits your taste. Maybe I'm the only one dumb enough to admit he can't solve it.
