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You will see the following picture for 5 seconds Awareness Test You will see the following picture for 5 seconds

Now answer the following simple questions:

1. What fruit is the African lady carrying? 2. Which on her head and which in her hand? 3. Is she wearing jewellery? 4. How many cars can you see? 5. What kind of haircut does the man in the picture have?

Correct answers: 1. Only oranges can be clearly seen, and these........ 2. .......are in her right hand. 3. Yes, she is wearing a necklace. 4. There are 4 cars parked in the picture. 5. The man is half bald, the remaing hair is short and smooth.

Results: 5 Correct answers: Fantastic, fantastic observational skills 4 Correct answers: Still very good! 3 Correct answers: Aceptable, but could be better! 2 Correct answers: Now please, very poor! 1 Correct answers: Shame on you, what distracted you? 0 Correct answers: You swine, always only one thing in your head!!!!