2nd Grade Computer Test - China

[bos]

I dont care if they are smarter. Im bigger.

Yao, stay out of this, who asked you?

 

[IcSyU]

So if their 12 year old gymnasts are supposed to be 16, does that mean their second graders are 3-4?

 

[clonomaniac]

Hint: dont put two of the same kind together.

 

[chadm]

Hint: dont put two of the same kind together.

That is my problem. My frogs start together.:wink:

 

[CubsnClones]

32 sec...

Alternating spots is key

 

[TarHeelHawk]

They eat frogs in China, don't they? It makes it so much easier if you just eat a couple of those little bastards.

They eat dogs in China. Just the tiny, invalid ones though. :smile:

 

[vmbplayer]

1st try in less than 30 seconds. Thanks for making me feel smart for the day.

 

[cstrunk]

Took me a few tries.

We eat them here in the U.S., too! Ever hear of people catching bullfrogs? Leg fry anyone?

 

[yCy]

I got it but it took me a couple of times.

 

[SeattleClone]

pretty sure this isn't a child's puzzle...somebody just put that on there to make people feel dumb if they don't get it. I've seen it (using blocks) online before, but also as one of those handheld puzzles using golf tees....

and it's not a computer test.....it's a logic test

and when you complete it...the congratulations message is in spanish....so no. :biggrin:

*GASP* Why would the internet lie? :wideeyed:

 

[trigger1]

This is also a fun activity to use with people. I've used variations of this with groups to teach teamwork and communication skills. Works with the 6 "frogs", can add as many as you want on each side. Throw some carpet squares down for rocks, line people up, give them basic outline and tell them to go at it. Every time they get stuck, they have to go back to the very beginning.

Handicap them as desired. Only so many people can talk, blindfold a couple, etc. Or give them a coach from the sidelines. Put the kid who thinks they know it all at the end of the line so he/she doesn't have much control over who is moving up front. It can be rather interesting observing group dynamics with this especially when they start to get frustrated!

 

[coachdags]

This is also a fun activity to use with people. I've used variations of this with groups to teach teamwork and communication skills. Works with the 6 "frogs", can add as many as you want on each side. Throw some carpet squares down for rocks, line people up, give them basic outline and tell them to go at it. Every time they get stuck, they have to go back to the very beginning.

Handicap them as desired. Only so many people can talk, blindfold a couple, etc. Or give them a coach from the sidelines. Put the kid who thinks they know it all at the end of the line so he/she doesn't have much control over who is moving up front. It can be rather interesting observing group dynamics with this especially when they start to get frustrated!

Like we need something else for cyclonenum1 to bash about.....:wink:

 

[Cycofan1]

I finally got after 10 tries. Yeah I feel special.

 

[ISUKyro]

Wow - this made me feel really stupid once I did figure it out
I think it took me about 5 or 6 tries.

 

[AIT]

It took me about five tries. I found this puzzle on a lot of other forums. It's disturbing to see how many people can't figure it out.

 

[JHudd]

It took me about five tries. I found this puzzle on a lot of other forums. It's disturbing to see how many people can't figure it out.

It took me five as well, enough to make me feel bad about it.