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Here are the answers and solutions to the problems presented in this program. Answer for the recognition and context problem, the image is an F, when it is seen with other letters drawn in the same style and therefore in the same context it is easily recognized. Solution to the eidetic image question, the eidetic image is the letter B, if you form the eidetic image it will be blue in color. Solutions for the intelligence test, the answer for the first problem is 15, the principle in finding this is to add the number in opposite sectors of the circle, the total for each sector is constant giving 10 + 7 equals 17, 9 + 8 equals 17, therefore, 2 + 15 equals 17. The answer to the second problem is three, here are the principle is that the sum at the base of each shape equals the sum at the top of each shape, therefore 4 + 5 equals 9, 8 equals 6 + 2 and 2 + 9 equals 8 + 3. The solution to the third problem is visuo special, all the objects are rotated clockwise, except the second which is rotated counterclockwise and is therefore the odd one out. The third alternative is the correct answer to the last problem which is another visuo special test, it has the correct shape with the patterns change over on each side. The position of the color is reversed and the main shape is reverse with that of the small shape, while the same inner shape remains. Solutions to the complete picture test, one, June has 28 days instead of 30, two, no shadow is cast from the calendar onto the table, three, the shoe has an uneven number of eyelets, four, the clock has only eleven markings, five, the plug has round pins while the socket has square holes, six, the book has the title on the wrong cover, seven, calendar has 5 day week instead of 7 day week. Solution to the concept formation test, the concept is the blue spotted rabbit. Solutions to the hidden objects test, the seven triangles formed within the illustration are highlighted in this illustration. Solution to the creative thinking problem joining the dots, the solution using only four lines to join all the dots together is shown here. Three of the lines extend beyond the boundaries formed by the perceived square.