Introduction
Study example input-output pairs to identify the transformation rule, then apply that rule to solve the given question.
You are shown example input-output pairs that follow one rule. Infer that rule, then apply it to a new input. The rules are logical transformations, not vocabulary or school maths.
The task
- Observe the example input-output pairs displayed sequentially
- Each example shows an input sequence transformed into an output sequence
- Identify the pattern or rule that transforms the input to output
- After studying all examples, a question will appear with an input sequence
- Apply the same transformation rule to determine the correct output
- Type your answer in the input field and click 'Submit Answer'
- You can also press Enter to submit your answer
- Respond within the time limit to score points
Priorities
- Pay close attention to each example - they all follow the same rule
- Look for patterns in how numbers or characters change between input and output
- Consider multiple transformation types: numeric operations, position shifts, alphabet shifts, mirroring, swapping
- Work systematically - identify what changes and how it changes
- Don't assume the rule is always simple - higher levels use combined rules
- Use the examples to verify your understanding before answering
- Practice identifying patterns quickly but accurately
- Remember that the rule applies consistently - if you see a pattern in examples, it will apply to the question
