In
this pazzle, it is required to image how the objects would like to be
if it is rotated, and finding mathing objects. When I started the
puzzle, I was looking at “A”, and looking for similarities with
other objects. I saw it from another viewpoint and compared with
other objects and imaged which objects would like to be the same
object with “A”. I rotated objects in different angles in my
imagination, and I figured out that “I” is the same shape with
“C”. I continued the same thing until every alphabet has mathing
one.
Solving
this pazzle, he looked for matching objects with A first. He rotated
objects in his mind, and he figured out that “B” matched with
“A”. He continued to rotate objects in his mind, and he did the
same thing several times, and he got six pair objects.
We
basically did the same thing to figure out which object is match each
other.
Solving
this pazzle, I started to compare a red square and “A”, a red
square and “B”, a red square and “C”, a red square and “D”
and a red square and “E”. I found out that a red square and “D”
has the same mathing line. I continued the same thing, and I figured
out that only “D” has mathing shape with red, yellow, blue and
green squares, so answer is “D”.
In
this pazzle, he tried to find regularity first, but he could not find
any regularity, so he saw those colorful squares indivisualy to see
any secret meaning. However, he could not find any key, and he gave
up.
We
used different styles to solve this puzzle, but both of us got wrong
answer.







