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IQ test: find the differences in the pictures

An IQ test is offered where participants need to find differences in pictures. Puzzles help develop attention and concentration.

In brief

  • The IQ test includes pictures of a boy and a cat.
  • Participants must find three differences in 45 seconds.
  • The second IQ test features a picture of a cat by a television.
  • In the second test, participants need to find three differences in 47 seconds.
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