We all know that exercising, walking or working out is quite necessary for our body if we want to remain fit and fine. It is being said that as we exercise, our muscles get developed and we become healthy and powerful.
The same thing goes for our brain and if we want to sharpen it, we need to make it do some exercises. Here by exercises, we mean playing quizzes, puzzles, solving riddles, etc. As per scientists also, playing quizzes and puzzles makes our brain younger and sharper.
Here are 8 quizzes that will help you to know how sharp your brain is!
1The photo has one odd couple. Find it out
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The image has 30 couples and each boy is proposing to his girl with a ring in his hand. However, there’s one odd couple in the set who is different from others. Use your observation skills and try to find the odd one out. It’s not easy and you need to spend some time to get the correct answer.
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The third couple in the third row is the correct answer
All of them are looking pretty similar as every guy is on his knees before his ladylove. Each guy is holding the girl’s hand with one hand and has the ring in his other hand which even she can see but the guy on the third spot in the third row is hiding the ring behind his back. Ah, finally you noticed!
2Can you identify the odd pair of sheep?
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This photo features 30 pairs of sheep and in each pair, one sheep is playing a guitar while the other appears to enjoy music as if it will start dancing at any moment. However, there is one pair of sheep which does not match with others in this set and your eyes might get a little pain while looking for the odd one.
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See the third pair in the fifth row
It might have been a little difficult for you to find out but there is a notable difference and if you pay attention, you will surely get the answer. While all other sheep are looking towards the sheep playing the guitar, the one on the third place in the fifth row is looking at the opposite side.
