Only the most intelligent will find all the mistakes: a puzzle
Solving puzzles is not easy, and tasks written in another language make it even more challenging. They test your brain more than puzzles in your native language or visual riddles.
This is precisely the nature of the puzzle published by OBOZREVATEL. It mimics an airport departure board with a flight schedule. However, the image contains numerous mistakes.
The names of some cities have letters in the wrong order, and in some places, there are even extra letters. Additionally, the times of the "flights" are mixed up on the board. The task of the puzzle is to correct all the names and arrange the times accordingly.
You need to find all the mistakes on this "board"
Source: express.co.uk
People with good English skills are encouraged to complete it within 15 seconds, but this is the best-case scenario. On average, it takes about a minute to complete the task. For those who need to use a dictionary, you can ignore the time limit and complete the task until all the mistakes are found.
This task will be quite challenging to solve, but it will provide excellent brain training. It will be even more rewarding to know that you have successfully corrected all the errors.
If you want to know the correct answer, we'll provide you with a hint. It consists of two parts. In the first part, you can find out about the mistakes in the words:
- Instead of Beblin, it should be Berlin;
- Las Vegus - Las Vegas;
- Chigago - Chicago
- ; Dohar - Doha;
- Praguie - Prague.
The phrase "on time" is also misspelled. Instead of Om Time, it should be written On Time.
As for the departure time, it should be arranged in chronological order, as is done in airports around the world:
- 09:15
- 09:30
- 09:55
- 10:05
- 10:15
- 10:20
- 10:30
- 10:55
- 11:00
- 11:05
This is how the correct scoreboard should look in the end.
The answer to the puzzle with errors on the scoreboard
Source: Express.co.uk
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